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Learning your own doesn't give you a grade or diplomas to prove how much you've studied. Another benefit of the degree is the already plannified roadmap, takin
by elvecinodeabajo 8y ago
Learning your own doesn't give you a grade or diplomas to prove how much you've studied.
Another benefit of the degree is the already plannified roadmap, taking it's time to learn the basics in depth. And, of course, the teacher who answers the doubts that are coming and shows the advanced tricks he already know.
Definitely, learning in your own is a good choice if you don't plan to work on infosec jobs. But without a grade the most tech job I can find in my country is formatting broken windows machines, installing printers and routers, and no much else.
- mtnGoat 8y agothe opposite is quite true as well... a degree doesn't mean you've learned anything or are great at the things i need. of the 100+ engineers i've hired in the last decade, few had degrees and all of the top performers, aside from one, did not. dual edged sword in my opinion.
- elvecinodeabajo 8y agoTo read you've hired engineers without the degree. Some brilliant people just needs an oportunity. In tons of business they just discard the CV that don't show degrees. A good talent chasing makes this world better in a faster way. But not everybody can find the spark in potential genius.
- elvecinodeabajo 8y agoWell, this comments starts with "I feel happy..." Sorry.