In today’s job market, it is far more important to have practical skills than theoretical knowledge. In the future, job applicants may not need any formal qualifications. To what extent do you agree and disagree with this question?

The contemporary world seems to be benefiting those people who acquire only practical abilities as they are required much.
High demand
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The high demand
High demands
for
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of
those practical people is causing a view that
job
candidates do not have to have any diploma qualifications.
However
, while some say that theoretical
knowledge
is not as important as practical one, I argue that formal degree is much needed for two reasons. Some people argue that
job
applicants who have enough previous experience are the best candidates to get a
job
and they do not need a high qualification.
Firstly
, gaining a theoretical
knowledge
at universities is costly. For
this
reason, candidate workforces tend to prefer to spend that much money on learning a necessary skill
at
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in
vocational schools rather than pay double for education
first
and for practice the
next
.
Secondly
, for those people, learning theoretical skills is time consuming since at authentic workplaces no one asks for the theories forcefully.
As a result
, school leavers decide not to fritter away their time, but
instead
they invest their time and energy in sharpening themselves practically. While I concede that self-development in
workforce
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the workforce
makes the person sharp, the future
job
requirements will unlikely demand no formal qualifications. To illustrate, future
job
market will be more demanding in terms of both theoretical as well as practical skills. In case the person with only practical
skills lacks
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skills, lacks
in decision making, other workers who have diploma degrees will substitute him/her with their better
knowledge
.
Consequently
, that person can lose his position in the workplace as he cannot stand a highly competitive
workforce
.
Therefore
, not to be overtaken by highly qualified personnel, they should
overthink
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ever think
over think
about their qualifications before entering the
workforce
. To conclude,
although
there are some people who predict
that future
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future workforce that
workforce
will not necessitate any university degree because practical
knowledge
is enough, I believe that in order to stand stable in their jobs they should
also
learn theoretical skills.
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