I wouldn't. It wouldn't take much until your "recognised" degree in Software Engineering contained some other unrelated shit just to appease some loud mouth lun

I wouldn't. It wouldn't take much until your "recognised" degree in Software Engineering contained some other unrelated shit just to appease some loud mouth lunatics. So apart from learning Entity Component Systems 101, you have to take Gender Agnostic Components 101. Github.com, create a library, write some tests, add documentation and let each employe valuate you individually to what they need the most. You still won't avoid the dreaded cultural fit shit though.. No degree or Github portfolio will ever help with that.