IT Technician Diploma: Benefits & Opportunities Without a High School Diploma

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A diploma of a computer technology technician who commits cardinal spelling mistakes

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becomes less worth than toilet paper.

mickpr wrote:

This is what the "computer technician" (or any other school) diploma means without knowing (and applying) the rules of spelling.

mickpr wrote:

A diploma in computer science technician who commits cardinal spelling mistakes and cannot write clearly - what he means - becomes less worth than toilet paper.

In general, I am also in favor of the correctness of the Polish language, both in speech and in writing, and I am very offended and irritated by spelling mistakes and "mess" in the sentence, but I think that these conclusions are too hasty and too far-reaching - unfortunately for linguistic correctness.
In the era of "common" dyslexia, dysorthography, dysgraphia and other "possible" dys-, you can at most wring your hands and be careful not to offend someone by accident.

mickpr wrote:

b4rt3q wrote:
Assess if someone does everything sloppy on the basis of having made a few spelling mistakes

Which does not change the fact that educated people to some extent should take care of linguistic correctness and avoid gross spelling mistakes.

buczo11 wrote:

In the era of "common" dyslexia, dysorthography, dysgraphia and other "possible" dys-, you can at most wring your hands and be careful not to offend someone by accident.

It's a pity to write about it.
All you have to do is practice a little bit of what you are doing - instead of making excuses like "dis-something".
Of course, each of us is different. One has spelling in his blood - another (like me) has to work, check the word in the dictionary (the mentioned spelling key).

You should take care of your image - also the one conveyed by the spelling that we use on the forum.
Otherwise, people will not take us seriously, or (worse) will put a name tag on us - although we don't have to be one.

buczo11 wrote:

... educated people should take care of linguistic correctness and avoid gross spelling mistakes.

To some extent ... So how many mistakes can you make?
As I read these "excuses" of my laziness, I would most likely put a shovel in the paw of such a lazy and order the ditches to be cleaned. He would judge which is more difficult - physical work or learning a few rules of the mother tongue. Such times that a lazy pushes a lazy one. When he has to do something, he calls it a huge effort.
I am reminded of a scene from the movie - "And last week I turned down the TV".
One lazy justifies himself in a terrible grammar, the other lazy will justify himself when he badly designs the house and it collapses, and another lazy assembles the car incorrectly. The quality of the new roads shows how lazy people apply to their work.
Another lazy one wonders whether to study at all and why he needs a school leaving certificate.

@mickpr - Poland has the most expensive roads in Europe.

krakarak wrote:

You can see how lazy people apply to their work by the quality of the new roads.

The reason for the condition of roads and public investments is the fact that in public procurement, the price is usually the only criterion for selecting an offer.
Poles build roads outside the Republic of Poland and somehow they serve for years there - but the price is not the "sole and basic" selection criterion there.

krakarak wrote:

@mickpr - Poland has the most expensive roads in Europe.

It only says about the scale of bribery in Poland.

mickpr wrote:

You should take care of your image - also the one conveyed by the spelling that we use on the forum.
Otherwise, people will not take us seriously, or (worse) will put a name tag on us - although we don't have to be one.

it is true Anyway, on the net you can set the option of highlighting errors, so the more shame when they are made