In theory yes....but in reality it is more of a "what comes first the chicken or the egg". Startups are not that interested in university experience. They wan

In theory yes....but in reality it is more of a "what comes first the chicken or the egg". Startups are not that interested in university experience. They want real world work experience. People with real world experience in both marketing and coding are not interested in working for a startup. (they usually have there own startup) It's much better to be great at one than an all around player. If your great at one, you will land with a great company and be exposed to learning on all sides.