seeing nanodegree on CV would be neutral for me. I'm software engineer without a degree, i've done ML nanodegree recently. I don't plan to shift my career to M

seeing nanodegree on CV would be neutral for me. I'm software engineer without a degree, i've done ML nanodegree recently. I don't plan to shift my career to ML and did it only to gain high level understanding. I didn't have to put a lot of effort to complete. I wouldn't consider myself hireable for ML role but i've seen that other people treating nd courses much more seriously than myself putting a lot of effort and producing great projects. In the end is about the skills you have and a way to present them. I think udacity courses do teach relevant stuff but it's up to you to put the effort in