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disagree. Any company that contracts with the government will require a 4 year degree and it is a hard requirement. Thats like half of non-FAANG jobs in tech. T
by DontchaKnowit 3y ago
disagree. Any company that contracts with the government will require a 4 year degree and it is a hard requirement. Thats like half of non-FAANG jobs in tech.
Then also any industry that operates in a highly regulated environment (healthcare, some areas of finance) are going to require a degree if nothing else but for the optics.
- Modified3019 3y ago>are going to require a degree if nothing else but for the optics. Yep, having a sibling working in healthcare who’s having to take classes now so they can keep doing what they’ve been doing. The classes of course have no direct relevance to the job being done.
- jandrewrogers 3y ago> Any company that contracts with the government will require a 4 year degree and it is a hard requirement. Which government? That is manifestly not the case at any of the national governments I've worked with. I know engineers that didn't even finish high school that have done business with the US government in almost every employment arrangement possible.
- JohnFen 3y ago> Any company that contracts with the government will require a 4 year degree and it is a hard requirement. If you're talking about the US government, this isn't true. It is true for certain specific types of contracts, but not most of them.