> he said it's a requirement to get your foot in the door at corporate jobs. It is. And I disagreed with him, which I think is okay. It's demonstrably not a re

> he said it's a requirement to get your foot in the door at corporate jobs. It is. And I disagreed with him, which I think is okay. It's demonstrably not a requirement for all corporate jobs, so you can't make sweeping generalizations like that. I can say without a shadow of a doubt that you don't need a degree to work at companies like Citrix or Google, for example.