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If I was to decide, it wouldn't matter which one. I would rather have the candidate tell me about the projects he's proud of (and why he's proud) or projects th
by dozzie 10y ago
If I was to decide, it wouldn't matter which one. I would rather have the
candidate tell me about the projects he's proud of (and why he's proud) or
projects that gave him a big, important lesson (and why).
Even if the candidate didn't have the degree, it could be of little importance
if he provided some evidence of skills (completed projects or work experience
would be enough).
Granted, I haven't been in the hiring position for quite long time, so I may
not be the best person to ask that.
- gladsva 10y agoHiring people never changes, if anything it is gravitating to less and less care for a degree. So your opinion seems to be perfectly valid to me. It probably is in my best interest to not go back to university, give me some time to work and start working on some more personal projects to decide what area of tech I want to follow.