>Would you be willing to name names? Most major, publicly-traded, corporations want a degree beyond entry-level positions. Some companies won't even touch you

>Would you be willing to name names? Most major, publicly-traded, corporations want a degree beyond entry-level positions. Some companies won't even touch you without a degree (including many startups): for example, Flexport turned me down for the job I'd already done for over a decade, longer than they've been a company, for not having a 4-year degree, this is a direct copy-paste from the rejection email when I applied: >You obviously have many of the skills we're looking for. However, for the Customs Brokerage role we require a BA/BS degree as well as previous experience in a broker role doing entries and customs classifications. At the time of that email rejection I'd been doing the job for 12 years and 1 month at my current employer. Even postings at places like YC have degree requirements for stuff that shouldn't (like assistants).