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I think that being unwilling to train entry level employees might also be a factor? I.e. someone with a CS degree has demonstrated that they probably have the a
by harimau777 3y ago
I think that being unwilling to train entry level employees might also be a factor? I.e. someone with a CS degree has demonstrated that they probably have the aptitude for programming; however, they may or may not already be good at programming.
Ideally, entry level positions would hire for potential with the expectation that they will be training their employees.
- nradov 3y agoIBM and other companies used to hire entry-level programmers with based on an aptitude test. This was before programming was widely taught in college, and far fewer workers had college degrees at all. https://thecomputerboys.com/?p=369 https://thecomputerboys.com/?p=369