I spend zero time considering college or collegiate history. Instead I delve into "what have you done lately?', "what are you passionate about?", along with "wh

I spend zero time considering college or collegiate history. Instead I delve into "what have you done lately?', "what are you passionate about?", along with "what do former coworkers say about your time there?" I find these last three questions several orders of magnitude more important than whether you made a B or C at Alabama Tech back in 2012. Nobody cares about that stuff. We can rent out deep-dive knowledge if we need it. What we can't find is hard-working people who can make machines solve problems for other people in a group format -- while being fun to work with.