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IMO I’ve seen too many CS programs and CS grads that just seem poor quality and I think it’d probably a poor proxy for ability. If you’re already established i
by the_only_law 5y ago
IMO I’ve seen too many CS programs and CS grads that just seem poor quality and I think it’d probably a poor proxy for ability.
If you’re already established in the industry I don’t think the lack of a degree is a huge problem. I’ve heard of companies not letting people advance into middle management and such without a degree, but I can’t imagine you’d want to work for such a place anyway.