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> But everyone knows credit scores and degrees make a difference. I agree with the rest of your comment, but how exactly do degrees make a difference?
by Carrok 11y ago
> But everyone knows credit scores and degrees make a difference.
I agree with the rest of your comment, but how exactly do degrees make a difference?
- chrisan 11y ago> I agree with the rest of your comment, but how exactly do degrees make a difference? The same line of logic from employers that credit = job-worthiness can be applied to degree = job-worthiness. Perhaps less so in the tech industry, but I have friends who are at the ceiling of where they work (non-tech) because they do not have degrees.
- forrestthewoods 11y agoDepends on the field. Matters much, much less in tech. Unless you switch tracks and suddenly need an MBA to progress. But degrees are still a big deal in many career tracks. And even though a degree isn't required in tech it is by far the simplest and most common way to start a career.