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Going to a specific school, in this case Howard, and not knowing whether they cover the topics that you consider prerequisites for hire is pretty dumb. How do
by John23832 6y ago
Going to a specific school, in this case Howard, and not knowing whether they cover the topics that you consider prerequisites for hire is pretty dumb.
How do you know Stanford, Harvard, Carnegie Mellon, etc cover the necessary topics? Are all students ask? I doubt it because that's the most basic background research OF THE SCHOOL that Google would do before going there.
- moistbar 6y agoMost people only go to one school. How exactly do you propose an interviewer come to know the full curriculum of every school in the country while still being able to do their actual job? I doubt most school administrators are even aware of every course their school offers, let alone other schools.
- John23832 6y agoThey're sent by their employer with context? When employers make concerted efforts to recruit at particular schools, they typically do it with a background context of the school. In a job fair at a university, it doesn't make any sense for an employer (Google, FB, Lockeheed Martin, whoever) to get to the school and then ask "does the school I'm currently at even offer the curriculum to make you (the student/prospective hire) eligible?"