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I doubt your problem in finding a programming job is due to your lack of a CS degree. Your experience should be enough for entry to mid range jobs, its the mar
by jhancock 17y ago
I doubt your problem in finding a programming job is due to your lack of a CS degree. Your experience should be enough for entry to mid range jobs, its the market that is lacking at the moment. That is not to say you should not get a CS Master's if you are really into it. Just don't do it because you think its the route to a job.
Given the U.S. economy, you may need to widen your horizons for job type. Try doing something with your psych/math background. I've heard stats jobs are on the rise.