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And graduates consistently not knowing how to code is why interviews exist.
by jfrbfbreudh 4y ago
And graduates consistently not knowing how to code is why interviews exist.
- b20000 4y agoif you graduate a CS program in europe at a university, or at an ivy league university in the US, the chances of you not knowing how to write software are extremely small. employment is at will here in the US, so you can be fired at any time. so there is no reason to not hire you based on your degree. companies can request transcripts and see how well you did in your various subjects. AFTER requesting a degree and transcript copy, they can decide to give you a coding interview, or not. the interview processes today exist primarily to make it difficult for you to get paid fair compensation. they do not exist to weed out incompetent people.