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Why would you expect a cs degree to improve your business or communication skills? I assume it covered aspects of software design and development and possibly
by jleyank 4y ago
Why would you expect a cs degree to improve your business or communication skills? I assume it covered aspects of software design and development and possibly aspects of the hardware as well. Might have had a math or logic background. All useful in designing and creating a product.
If you wanted to know soft skills and business savvy I would think a business degree of some sort was a better choice. Nothing you describe involves making the product. Determining the product to make and how to fund it, yeah, but you had two biz grads for that. Maybe they saw you as the tech lead? It looked like a good combination of talent assuming you wanted to be the tech lead.
If it was biz heavy, perhaps you’d be writing about how you’re unable to follow technical discussions or be taken seriously as a developer? Different skill sets and approaches.
- brlimie 4y agoI disagree. I think College should equip you with the soft skills you need to succeed no matter what the degree. Computer science grads need to know how to negotiate their salaries and engage in technical communication.
- gardenhedge 4y agomy cs degree had a entrepreneurship course and a how computers affect society course