> Graduate degrees are already needed to provide the signal you could generate 40 years ago with undergrad. Honest question, are they? At least as someone hiri

> Graduate degrees are already needed to provide the signal you could generate 40 years ago with undergrad. Honest question, are they? At least as someone hiring for software engineering BS in CS is generally something I look for in a junior level candidate (I rarely pay attention to the education of a candidate with a few years under their belt), but no matter the experience level a masters has never added much, barring some really interesting projects. Other fields might be different, but I don't think I'm the exception for software engineering.