The founder of 'blue collar LinkedIn' shares his best advice for succeeding without a bachelor's degree
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Fred Goff
"You don't have to have a college degree to get the sense that the future is unpredictable," said Jobcase CEO and founder Fred Goff (pictured).
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Success doesn't require a bachelor's degree.
But, with automation on the rise, it can feel like the chips are stacked against workers without one.
Fred Goff, founder and CEO of blue-collar-friendly job site Jobcase, told Business Insider that it is possible to achieve success in the future without a bachelor's degree - you just have to know how.
Here are three of his best tips:
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