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I've never asked those I'm hiring, nobody ever brought it up. Ages ago I asked recruiters if they thought it mattered, they only care if the company does. No in
by edoceo 6y ago
I've never asked those I'm hiring, nobody ever brought it up. Ages ago I asked recruiters if they thought it mattered, they only care if the company does. No investor I've spoken to thinks the certs matter either. I'm like 0/60 with my population.
But, I do think the coursework is educational.
- ergocoder 6y agoIt's not very different graduating from a non-famous university though. I graduated from SEA. Nobody ever asked about it or mentioned it. I'm sure they wouldn't even know how to pronounce my college's name correctly.
- dmurray 6y agoLots of jobs have a four-year degree or equivalent as a hard requirement. You might not even have been asked to interview if you didn't have that on your CV.
- edoceo 6y agoRight, when I care, the requirements is just some 4yr, accredited uni. But, mostly I don't care about that either. Experience is my key metric. And for entry level (which I do a lot of) it's about a code profile and showing you can hack stuff together.
- paulie_a 6y agoIt seems like it could be useful at the very end to show you a re committed to learning and staying upto date. Or diversing your skill set. In all honesty is probably value those certs ina candidate more than where they went to school a decade ago.