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Ahmed, if you're reading this, sorry about your college acting like idiots. If finishing college is important to you, I'm sorry they've made it so difficult. T
by sudhirj 14y ago
Ahmed, if you're reading this, sorry about your college acting like idiots. If finishing college is important to you, I'm sorry they've made it so difficult.
That said, please don't think this is going to end your career. There are a lot of companies and startups that would love to have you for your kind of initiative. Not having a degree that you don't seem to need anyway will not be a sticking point with them. And the option of starting your own consultancy is a possibility - you already have some publicity that can help with initial gigs.
If you'd like to try your hand at a job, do check out ThoughtWorks (www.thoughtworks.com). We don't usually stand on ceremony or make a fuss about qualifications.
- vertis 14y agoI have to second this. Start sending your resume out and include a link to the story. We're a little far away (Australia), but otherwise you'd get in the door for an interview at the very least.
- chm 14y agoHe's technically still in Québec's equivalent of a US high-school 12th grade. Since he's 20, he can wait a year and be accepted to a University.
- aroberge 14y agoNo, cegep has either 2 or 3 year programs. Year 1 is equivalent to US high-school 12th grade. Year 2 of 2-year programs is equivalent to 1st year university for B.A. or B.Sc. 3-year programs tend to be terminal degree of a more "technical" nature.
- chm 14y agoJe suis au courant. Je croyais qu'il était en première année de CEGEP.