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What do you think the reason for that is? That those people without a bachelor's degree will be really discouraged from applying if you state that a master's is
by chris_j 15y ago
What do you think the reason for that is? That those people without a bachelor's degree will be really discouraged from applying if you state that a master's is required?
- eli 15y agoYes, that's my understanding. Virtually all jobs say "Bachelor's required" so the phrase has lost much of its meaning.
- surement 15y agoProbably because, so often, it really doesn't mean anything. This phrase is usually put there by HR departments; most hiring managers couldn't care less about an applicant's (lack of formal) education if the person can actually do the work, which, in computer science, is a lot of people with no degrees.
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