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![]() Is it worth spending so much time and money getting a college degree? Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh tells us that aspiring entrepreneurs should just skip college and business school to start a business. Hsieh, a successful entrepreneur himself, goes on to say that you would still learn more from a failed business venture than you would in school. (Skip to 24:45) Read More |