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What you're actually asking is: Would I hire a "programmer" without a degree and with zero work professional programming experience on their resume. Yes. But
by wccrawford 11y ago
What you're actually asking is: Would I hire a "programmer" without a degree and with zero work professional programming experience on their resume.
Yes. But only if that programmer had a good portfolio and showed a lot of promise. They'd have to interview well and be able to explain what their code does and why. Oh, and I'd only ever hire them as a junior developer, which of course means that the company has to be willing to handle that situation.
Once they've had a few jobs, the experience portion completely replaces the need for a degree and the question is obviously 'yes'. The rest of the interview is much easier for someone with actual experience, degree or not.
- johndoe90 11y agoThat's not what I'm asking. I'm currently working at a Russian company as a Java EE developer. So, "professional programming experience" is the thing I'm getting right now. Update: I was hired with no experience. But here's another country, different people, different companies. I came up with this question to find out if other countries are better or worse with such thing as hiring an ungraduated employee.