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Yep, anecdotal evidence :) I will say, where I am now (bay area FANG company) it is WAY more common to have traditional CS background and also be a high perfo
by wesleytodd 8y ago
Yep, anecdotal evidence :)
I will say, where I am now (bay area FANG company) it is WAY more common to have traditional CS background and also be a high performer.
I attribute that to a biased selection in SV, and not an actual correlation of CS education to higher skill level.
- ddoolin 8y agoRegarding the bias, I think it's the same way here, to be honest. My sample size for California (employer) is n = 1, and we do work that is both technically challenging and fun, so we attract and can only realistically take on those kinds of people.