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I'm actually working, and for almost 3 years :) I definitely agree with what you're saying, especially in startups it really isn't that relevant (part of why I
by chrisfosterelli 11y ago
I'm actually working, and for almost 3 years :)
I definitely agree with what you're saying, especially in startups it really isn't that relevant (part of why I like the startup community so much). But I do spend a lot of time outside startups as well, and that glass ceiling is definitely present in large companies and academia (especially academia).
- WalterBright 11y agoI wasn't clear. Having a degree is important and not having one is often a blocker. For example, you can't get a mechanical engineering job without a degree. (There are legal reasons for that as well.) Where it is from does not matter, nor does your GPA.