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Almost all, I'd never heard of a tech company not do it.
by theparanoid 10y ago
Almost all, I'd never heard of a tech company not do it.
- nojvek 10y agoMicrosoft has this program but it's pretty bad. Only masters courses are allowed with managers approval. Rest is out of pocket. Most managers don't approve. Tuition benefit is very much a myth.
- mmcconnell1618 10y agoMicrosoft tuition assistance is available for both undergraduate and graduate programs. There are annual limits to how much is reimbursed and you get more for graduate school. Yes, it does require manager approval too. (I work at Microsoft)
- rifung 10y agoFacebook doesn't do it either at least from the last I heard, because supposedly they don't care whether you have a degree or not.
- ericd 10y agoReally? I know a bunch. Almost all startups, for starters.
- ekianjo 10y agoThe parent said "companies" not necessarily "tech companies".
- dagw 10y agoAs in university tuition? Or as in sometimes they decide to send you on a course and pay for it?
- joshstrange 10y agoMy company doesn't and a whole slew of ones I've talked to don't either... I'm not sure what bubble you are living in where you've "never heard of a tech company not do it'.