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A lot of this may be due to the recent far left changes in curriculum at many universities. A degree used to sort of a certificate an employer could rely upon t
by silexia 11mo ago
A lot of this may be due to the recent far left changes in curriculum at many universities. A degree used to sort of a certificate an employer could rely upon that someone had basic skills. That is no longer the case. This makes older employees where the certificate was still reliable more attractive.
- QuercusMax 11mo ago"far left changes"? What are you even talking about? You think there's some new "woke" CS curriculum which doesn't actually teach algorithms?
- silexia 11mo agoGrade inflation, everyone passes with A's, racial discrimination against asian and whites, etc.
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- QuercusMax 11mo ago/eyeroll OK, you're one of those people. Good grief, get a grip.
- nobodyandproud 11mo agoIrrelevant. I went to a very bottom-tier school with a piss-poor reputation (but no debt!). That didn’t stop me from getting employed, because employees were looking for workers when I started my employment journey.