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Should a programmer go back to school if he/she doesn’t have a degree?
I was hired to my current job despite not having a degree.
What % of employees outright reject applicants who don't have a 4 yr degree?
(assuming that is a requirement...
Started by fieldingmellish on
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Candidates which lack experience....
I value experience more than a degree of education.
This is because they likely got bored with "Hello worldI wont reject an applicant which doesn't have a degree.
good programmers with a degree.
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'My friend' currently works an internal software job working on CRUD apps, but aspires to more. He has a degree in a non-computer science engineering discipline from a very good university, but no actual qualifications in computer science.
He is desperate...
Started by kronoz on
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However, I have met and worked with goodHas he actually applied to any of the above listed companies ?
In my experience, most "good" companies understand that a degree in a specific....
And 2, but did have the advantage of a CS degree.
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I'm 18 years old and going to community college. I got an A+ in my data structures class, but the biggest thing I've ever programmed on my own was a tool to solve a 3d maze toy of my brother's. I'm a little worried that I don't have enough passion for...
Started by John Maxwell IV on
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It is only about 3 additional courses in most colleges in order to get into CS grad ... .
Many CS majors are aware that there is a good overlap between CS a degree in CS and a minor in mathematics.
Degree" in the requirements section.
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I'm going to be a freshman in the fall at a public US university and I'm going to major in Computer Science. But I've always wanted to teach... Is it a good idea to pursue a double major in CS and teaching? Also, importantly, will it be possible to find...
Started by Daffy on
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Teaching at a university level will probably require getting a doctorate at most universities... .
I would suggest revisiting this once you're a good ways into the Computer Science degree, to see level, this is probably a very good way to go.
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Business Management as a degree? GOOD OR BAD?
Hi everyone, I'm currently looking at doing Business Management as a degree. I would like to go to Queen Mary University to study. Hopefully enter the world of finance, investment banking etc.
However, I'...
Started by iheartmondays on
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Re: Business Management as a degree? GOOD OR BAD?
seems good enough, especially as it doesn't have the word 'studies' in it - why not try economics? Re: Business Management as a degree? GOOD OR BAD: Business Management....
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What's a good career for people without a degree? I'm currently at University and I'm having second thoughts about it. People are constantly telling me that University is the best way to get a good job with high pay, but I'm not comfortable here and would...
Started by BlahBlah123 on
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You do....
There are a lot of things, but it's best if you can start your own business .
Good luck.
The only real work industries left are Medical, food/service hired for their degrees, go for it.
Are now hiring experience over degree.
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Hi guys,
I am currently undergoing an ordinary degree in management and am due to finish in May. I have the option to go on and do an honours degree but I am not sure if I want to. Will having an honours degree be much more of an advantage than simply...
Started by Flunch on
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A lot of companies specify a....
If you an honours degree be much more of an advantage than simply having an ordinary degree? ) In short, yes.
It's always better to be better educated.
What degree are you doing.
Well yes i suppose so.
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Please advise. I am about to complete my ABA-approved associate's degree in paralegal studies and would like to know if I should pursue a non-ABA bachelor's degree in paralegal studies or do I need to stay on the ABA path?
(3) / No
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You can always use it later in Denver, Colorado said: Earn... .
If you want a Bachelor's Degree, put it towards something like a degree in Education.
NO - don't waste more money on the paralegal program going after a Bachelor's Degree.
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Now I've been thinking about this. Jeremy Lin has a degree from Harvard in Economics and seems like a very smart dude. But instead of using that he's running around between the D-League and never being used in the NBA. Now that can't be satisfying? With...
Started by Nash on
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Harvard's something about him? When was the last time there... .
For a while then put that Economics degree to use.
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SBC 15 degree or 18 degree?
Is there a big difference in the power capabilities. They will be going on either a 434 or 440 SBC isngle carb with N2o.. They will be coming from Curtis at RFD, but trying to decide which ones to go with for a x275 car I ...
Started by chevymc350 on
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Re: SBC 15 degree or 18 degree?
I would goRe: SBC 15 degree or 18 degree?
You need to get with Curtis on the head design, but I feel the 15 degree....
13-15 degree is a good area for a SBC on heavy nitrous use.
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