I don't think students these days have as much drive or ambition, which is crazy considering that most things are at their finger tips.

For STEM/CS. I interviewed a few students from a top STEM school recently, and honestly, I was surprised by how many CS majors weren’t employable. The news says everyone’s piling into AI majors. What does AI major focus on? Honestly, if they don’t have real skills to show, it’s going to be rough. I’m surprised by how much many students are lacking in fundamentals.

Don’t have a major in history. If they major in STEM or business, they need to get an internship.

Our kids just started high school and middle school, and we're wondering if we need to change our education strategy...