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I would agree with this. A large portion of tech people I work with are not CS grads. I myself have a math degree. You do need to show that you can program and
by quaffapint 5y ago
I would agree with this. A large portion of tech people I work with are not CS grads. I myself have a math degree. You do need to show that you can program and know your stuff, but you can still do that with personal/side projects/etc. Once you get your first job, then you're good to go and most won't care about your degree. I think now it's more a challenge of getting junior level jobs across the board.
- pjbeam 5y agoSame here, math undergrad; not terribly difficult to start my career with and is now an advantage I think, albeit a small one.