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Google is a pretty bad example, they are well known for not caring where did you study. As long as you pass their (hellish) interview, they will take you. And
by theamk 6y ago
Google is a pretty bad example, they are well known for not caring where did you study. As long as you pass their (hellish) interview, they will take you.
And bootcamps are not going to help you with that.
- iainmerrick 6y agothey are well known for not caring where did you study No, this is incorrect -- Google has a list of “favored” academic institutions. It’s not used to filter out candidates, so they’ll still hire people from other backgrounds, but studying at a top university is considered to be a positive signal. (Possibly this has changed recently, but it was true through at least 2012 or so.)
- 908B64B197 6y agoOften it's simply the signal to noise ratio. It varies tremendously between institutions.