But then we discussed personalization on a university level or a job based level. We all agreed that surrounding yourself with tools that personalize will probably not be tolerated in the work force. When you have a boss that tells you what yo do you have to complete the task the way he wants you to. When you have a job its no longer your way, you have to move out of your own comfort level sometimes and thats exactly what personalization pushes you away from. However, an interesting point was brought up when looking at personalization regarding your university. While attending Catholic I have had to take many courses that are irrelative to my major. ( media studies) When the idea of personalizing your class schedule came up, some suggested it would be a bad idea for the simple fact you can't always have it your way and it makes you a more rounded student. Well what if these classes drag your GPA down or you are not interested in the class at all. Since you are paying for the class shouldn't you be able to choose what classes you are taking?
IN my opinion I believe people need to explore outside of their own comfort level but in some cases personalization is necessary and all around is made to benefit you.
