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I can't disagree with this person more. More than anything have learned that education and training are hugely important and hiring to train leads to mediocre
by honkycat 8y ago
I can't disagree with this person more.
More than anything have learned that education and training are hugely important and hiring to train leads to mediocre staff who think their two years of development work stack up to your 4 years of college and 6 years of professional experience.
They take forever to start writing productive code, if they ever bother leaning at all.
I will never hire someone without a degree or equivalent experience again. Even for Jr. roles
- nil_pointer 8y agoThis strategy may weed out duds, but it will also occasionally overlook great people. One of the brightest engineers I know dropped out of high school and got a GED, but was obsessed with tech and practiced building things daily. He's 30 and a VP now.