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I'm confused about why this is still a common question. I haven't seen a job posting in ages that doesn't say "CS degree or equivelent experience". Of course i
by ryanSrich 13y ago
I'm confused about why this is still a common question. I haven't seen a job posting in ages that doesn't say "CS degree or equivelent experience".
Of course if you want to do research at Google you'll need a PHD. However 99% of dev positions don't require even a BS.
- EdwardDiego 13y agoIf you want an easy entry into Germany as skilled worker, for example, you need to hold a 4 year degree in an appropriate field.
- yen223 13y agoIt's not just about job requirements. A lot of countries require, at a minimum, a Bachelor's degree in order to get a work permit.
- derefr 13y agoIncluding, indeed, the USA, if you want to come in as a programmer.
- ryanSrich 13y agoI was not aware of this. I assume this is only for folks without citizenship for the country they seek to work in?
- TheCoelacanth 13y agoYes, I've never heard of any country that makes you get a work permit if you are a citizen.
- munimkazia 13y agoThis isn't about companies accepting you without a degree. Most countries have regulations which don't let you get a work permit without a degree. In fact, this is the one only regret I have from dropping out of college.