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Here is the screenshot I took at the time: http://i.imgur.com/FXEHuhc.png http://i.imgur.com/FXEHuhc.png

• w8rbt 11y ago
  Wow, they are leaving a lot of great EE/CS schools out. No worries, the competition will hire them ;)
  • spike021 11y ago
    FWIW, someone else in this comment thread said they had interviews at top companies without going to a top school. So don't necessarily count yourself out immediately. Take what I said with a grain of salt. However, since they do have lists like that (they being unicorn-type companies, I think) they quite likely do use it as a metric- maybe not necessarily a requirement.
  • PirateDave 11y ago
    CalTech didn't make it, so I guess Knuth would be out of the running ;-)
    • mwcremer 11y ago
      Knuth taught at Stanford. He still lectures there occasionally: http://cs.stanford.edu/~uno/news.html#lectures http://cs.stanford.edu/~uno/news.html#lectures
    • timtadh 11y ago
      Case Western Reserve University as well (he did his undergrad here).
• santaclaus 11y ago
  That list is super weird, it isn't even a copy and paste of the top 20 schools. No Cal Tech grads allowed at Airbnb!
• stevepaulo 11y ago
  How is CalTech not on that list? It's a conceptually-silly list to begin with, the least it could be is relatively complete.
• kafkaesq 11y ago
  "This applicant went to some cow-tipper school called the University of Illinois at Chicago. Claims he had as a thesis supervisor some guy named Daniel Bernstein for his cryptography project... eh, put him in the 'Other' pile. And when he turns in his 8-hour take-home, make sure it's perfect."