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"Oxygen shocked everyone by concluding that, among the eight most important qualities ofGoogle’s top employees, STEM expertise comes in dead last. The seven top characteristics ofsuccess at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); havingempathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker andproblem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas."

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"Oxygen shocked everyone by concluding that, among the eight most important qualities ofGoogle’s top employees, STEM expertise comes in dead last. The seven top characteristics ofsuccess at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); havingempathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker andproblem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas."

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This what I expected, to be successful you need to be able to use strategies that will help you succeed, like critical thinking and being able to cooperate in a group.

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It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if theydon’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply isnot accurate.

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It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if theydon’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply isnot accurate.

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And instead begin to tell all kids what is accurate that the foundation skills––as
Google found out––are not narrow occupation-specific skills, but rather are broad skills related
to the ability to work with others, think critically and be a lifelong learner.

This means that now, communication skills and abilities to work well with others is more important to employers than STEM degrees.

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"This, of course, is consistent with the findings of the employer-led Partnership for 21st Century
Learning who describe the foundation skills for worker success as the 4Cs: collaboration,
communication, critical thinking and creativity."

This stood out to me because the study would target very important skill sets.

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It's far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if they don't get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four year degree." I chose this quote because students should be allowed to get the major they want and be successful even if they don't have a "STEM" degree

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It's far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if they don't get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four year degree." I chose this quote because students should be allowed to get the major they want and be successful even if they don't have a "STEM" degree

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STEM expertise comes in dead last. The seven top characteristics ofsuccess at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); havingempathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker andproblem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas.

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STEM expertise comes in dead last. The seven top characteristics ofsuccess at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); havingempathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker andproblem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas.

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This quote shows that STEM skills are not as important as they are made out to be.

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¨No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of whatthey need to succeed.¨ I chose this as my quote because today everyone supposes that if you dont major in STEM then you arent going to get a four year degree or be successful, but I disagree. I think that if you really want to do something youre going to find a way to make it work to be successful .

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¨No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of whatthey need to succeed.¨ I chose this as my quote because today everyone supposes that if you dont major in STEM then you arent going to get a four year degree or be successful, but I disagree. I think that if you really want to do something youre going to find a way to make it work to be successful .

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"its far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids what to do if they don't get a STEM relate degree they are better off not getting a four year degree. Its simply not accurate." I chose this quote because everyone should get a chance to be successful, whether or not they got a "stem" related degree

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"its far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids what to do if they don't get a STEM relate degree they are better off not getting a four year degree. Its simply not accurate." I chose this quote because everyone should get a chance to be successful, whether or not they got a "stem" related degree

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if theydon’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply isnot accurate." I agree with this quote simply because it is violation of basic human career pursuits. 

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if theydon’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply isnot accurate." I agree with this quote simply because it is violation of basic human career pursuits. 

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"And instead begin to tell all kids what is accurate that the foundation skills––as
Google found out––are not narrow occupation-specific skills, but rather are broad skills related
to the ability to work with others, think critically and be a lifelong learner."

This means that communication skills and abilities to be able to work with others well is much more important than STEM degrees

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It's far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if they don't get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree." This isn't ethical, yous should be able to follow your dreams, and everyone should try to be able to become successful.

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It's far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if they don't get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree." This isn't ethical, yous should be able to follow your dreams, and everyone should try to be able to become successful.

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It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if theydon’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply isnot accurate.

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It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if theydon’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply isnot accurate.

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¨No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what
they need to succeed.¨ I agree with this quote everyone has the right to go to school and get a degree in what they love to do.

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if they
don’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree."

I agree with this because although STEM may be a major educational background right now, we still need other positions like teachers and lawyers... Non-STEM related occupations.

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if they don’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply is not accurate." This quote shows that even though adults are telling children they don't need those degees doesn't mean they should stop trying to get them. You should always try and get the best you can. It makes me wonder what else we need and don't need.

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if they don’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply is not accurate." This quote shows that even though adults are telling children they don't need those degees doesn't mean they should stop trying to get them. You should always try and get the best you can. It makes me wonder what else we need and don't need.

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¨No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what
they need to succeed.

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"Could it be that top Google employees were succeeding despite their technical training not because of it?"
This quote stands out to me because I think it is important that people know that just because you didn't go to college doesn't mean you cannot get a job. S

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"And instead begin to tell all kids what is accurate that the foundation skills––as
Google found out––are not narrow occupation-specific skills, but rather are broad skills related
to the ability to work with others, think critically and be a lifelong learner."

This quote sticks out to me a lot because it really speaks the truth. You don't need a science degree to live a good, wealthy life. And as they stated earlier, it is defiantly worth having a 4 year degree outside of STEM related majors.

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"The seven top characteristics of
success at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;
possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); having
empathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker and
problem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas."
This quotation confirms my beliefs that more than just knowledge is required for success. Being a good listener, character and problem solver allow one to be prosperous in any career choice that they make.

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if theydon’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply isnot accurate."  I believe everybody should go to college and get a good education if you have the chance to but i believe you should have the chance to be successful even if you don't go to college. I believe all jobs should not just depend on facts and brains but also skills and other things like that.

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if theydon’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply isnot accurate."  I believe everybody should go to college and get a good education if you have the chance to but i believe you should have the chance to be successful even if you don't go to college. I believe all jobs should not just depend on facts and brains but also skills and other things like that.

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"No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what
they need to succeed. Broad learning skills are the key to long-term, satisfying, productive careers."

This piece of evidence sticks out to me, because I have developed the opinion of no student should be forced to do something that they don't want to do..

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if they
don’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree."

I agree with this because we still need other positions that are non-stem related.

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"And instead begin to tell all kids what is accurate that the foundation skills––as
Google found out––are not narrow occupation-specific skills, but rather are broad skills related
to the ability to work with others, think critically and be a lifelong learner."

I decided to use this quote because it puts the gist of the article into one sentence about children not learning about what they nee to know.

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"No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what
they need to succeed. Broad learning skills are the key to long-term, satisfying, productive careers.
What helps you thrive in a changing world isn’t rocket science. It may just well be social science..." I feel strongly about this quote because i believe that you should be able to do what to love but also use the skills that you are best at.

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I chose this article from the pdf about the top seven characteristics of GOOGLE and they as we I know not the most important things. The seven top characteristics of google is "success at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;
possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); having
empathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker and
problem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas." this shows the most used search engine is set for intelligence but for softer things that wouldn't change  the world or help it progress. But it still can even though google is meant for lower standards does not mean it does not  have the potential to help do the things that we need this search engine to do!

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¨The seven top characteristics of
success at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;
possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); having
empathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker and
problem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas.¨ I chose this piece of the first paragraph because it surprises me that those are the qualities that Google searches for in people before hiring them. I would expect that they would be all about technology, professionalism, and other STEM traits.

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¨No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what
they need to succeed.¨ This quote confirms my beleifs that students should be able to take classes they enjoy instead of aimimg for what people think is best for them.

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The seven top characteristics of
success at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;
possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); having
empathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker and
problem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas. This shows that all these skills are mostly leadership. If you use these skills it would be easier to make it through life.

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Moments should be able to major in whatever they want by combining majors, switching classes, or taking whatever class they want. The article states, ¨No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what they need to succeed.¨ Someone might be very successful in a field that they can't get into and that can affect someone's life in a major way.

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"No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what
they need to succeed." This quote really explains the article, it tells us how we can do anything we want no matter what research or science tells us, I think that this is something we should all really know because we are basically evolved around research and science today.

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if theydon’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree." This is very interesting because recently, in and out of school, we have been tough and almost pushed to find a job and become interested in STEM. I even think we did an AOW on the subject.  However, now GOOGLE is telling us that maybe its actually not that important.

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if theydon’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree." This is very interesting because recently, in and out of school, we have been tough and almost pushed to find a job and become interested in STEM. I even think we did an AOW on the subject.  However, now GOOGLE is telling us that maybe its actually not that important.

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if they don’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply is not accurate. (Not to mention that many of their kids are getting non-STEM related four-year degrees.)" This quote stood out to me because I believe that no student should feel like they are being forced to do something that they don't have to do to graduate successfully. There have been many kids who have graduated with four-year degrees. Getting told things like this could decrease children's belief in themselves and their motivation to get any school related work done.

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"It’s far past time that Michigan policymakers and business leaders stop telling our kids if they don’t get a STEM related degree they are better off not getting a four-year degree. It simply is not accurate. (Not to mention that many of their kids are getting non-STEM related four-year degrees.)" This quote stood out to me because I believe that no student should feel like they are being forced to do something that they don't have to do to graduate successfully. There have been many kids who have graduated with four-year degrees. Getting told things like this could decrease children's belief in themselves and their motivation to get any school related work done.

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"The seven top characteristics of
success at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;
possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); having
empathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker and
problem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas." This quote sticks out to me the most because it shows that you don't have to be the best or have the highest grade. Also, it states how these skills could help you be successful and show how these skills could lead up to leadership.

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"The seven top characteristics of
success at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;
possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); having
empathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker and
problem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas." This suck out to me because it states that if your not the "straight A student" in your class than you'll still have a place to help out and be apart of the company no matter what skills you have.

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"No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what
they need to succeed."

I think that this quote is a good explanation in modern-day college education, I find it interesting that students feel pressured to change their first choice of their future career because of what other people suggest.

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"The seven top characteristics of
success at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;
possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); having
empathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker and
problem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas."This quote shows to me that the characteristics that create a successful person weren't what a typical person would believe , they are traits that can be gained through many different paths.

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"No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what they need to succeed. Broad learning skills are the key to long-term, satisfying, productive careers. What helps you thrive in a changing world isn't rocket science." This quote stood out to me the most because it reminds me of how some parents want their child to be a certain person when they grow up, but then they want to be something else. If you want to be a singer and your parents want you to be a doctor you should do what you want to do because that's how your going to succeed better even if singing isn't as good as being a doctor or it'snot what your family wants for you, but your singing could change the world.

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"No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what they need to succeed. Broad learning skills are the key to long-term, satisfying, productive careers. What helps you thrive in a changing world isn't rocket science." This quote stood out to me the most because it reminds me of how some parents want their child to be a certain person when they grow up, but then they want to be something else. If you want to be a singer and your parents want you to be a doctor you should do what you want to do because that's how your going to succeed better even if singing isn't as good as being a doctor or it'snot what your family wants for you, but your singing could change the world.

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"No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what
they need to succeed. Broad learning skills are the key to long-term, satisfying, productive careers.
What helps you thrive in a changing world isn’t rocket science. It may just well be social science,
and, yes, even the humanities and the arts that contribute to making you not just workforce ready but world ready."  I chose this quote because it makes me wonder about how many people give up what they enjoy doing because they are told they won't succeed doing it. Many parents want their children to be or do something they don't want to do, which often pressures the child, but this quote shows me that you can have success doing what you love and not what makes you the most money.

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"The seven top characteristics of success at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well; possessing insights into others; having empathy toward and being supportive of one's colleagues; being a good critical thinker and problem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas."
This quote shows that common skills that everyone can learn can also land you a good paying job because these skills are what many thriving Google employees have that lead them to success and what made them good worker in the work force

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No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of whatthey need to succeed.

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No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of whatthey need to succeed.

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Students should be able to take their loved subjects to combine them so they can do the job of their choice, and get there by doing what they love. Many colleges do not let this happen because they do not have the teachers necessary, or simply, they do not want to have that major.

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"The seven top characteristics of
success at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;
possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); having
empathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker and
problem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas." I chose this quote because it shows that it's okay of you are not the highest ranked in certain subjects, you can still make it far based on your people skills and your thinking.

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"The seven top characteristics of
success at Google are all soft skills: being a good coach; communicating and listening well;
possessing insights into others (including others different values and points of view); having
empathy toward and being supportive of one’s colleagues; being a good critical thinker and
problem solver; and being able to make connections across complex ideas." i chose this because it shows that as long as you actually show effort that you can achieve success.

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"No student should be prevented from majoring in an area they love based on a false idea of what
they need to succeed. Broad learning skills are the key to long-term, satisfying, productive careers.
What helps you thrive in a changing world isn’t rocket science. It may just well be social science,
and, yes, even the humanities and the arts that contribute to making you not just workforce ready
but world ready."

This piece of evidence sticks out to me because it is stating how everyone can have different understandings of something and still be able to do it. I understand the struggle of knowing something but not understanding it how other people might. Not everyone learns the same so this is really interesting to see how studies show that minds think differently.