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Degree from a recognized school. Verified work history in the field. Those wouldn't be perfect metrics, and they might be easy to fudge. So it then becomes a
by cogman10 3y ago
Degree from a recognized school. Verified work history in the field.
Those wouldn't be perfect metrics, and they might be easy to fudge. So it then becomes a question of if disqualification of the capable is worse than qualification of the incapable.
I personally prefer to let more people in than less. It's not like it's smooth sailing in the US if you can't do skilled work.
- estebank 3y agoDegree and work history are already a significant part of evaluation on L1/L2 and H1B visas. IIRC 3 years of work experience are considered equivalent to 1 year of college education, which allows those who didn't get a degree but have extensive experience to also have an avenue for obtaining a Visa.
- AlchemistCamp 3y agoIt’s a ridiculous system to value 12 years of experience in the movie industry as on par with a film degree. The software industry makes it even more absurd since historically the very top talent has often skipped college and become world class in their early 20s.