> At a tech company, you’d be a second class citizen without a degree (unless you were a genius programmer). That's definitely not true. When I was at Groupon

> At a tech company, you’d be a second class citizen without a degree (unless you were a genius programmer). That's definitely not true. When I was at Groupon I met a couple of people in sales who didn't have a degree and yet were most definitely not second class citizens. If you can make it rain, companies nobody cares about your traditional credentials. The same is true for marketers, too.