http://qz.com/858194/ibm-employees-without-college-education/
An interesting article on how you don't need a college degree to work
for IBM. It quotes BLS statistics that 47% of Network and computer
systems administrators don't have four year college degrees. Food for
thought?
Bill Bogstad
(Full disclosure, I haven't read the article yet.)
I think it depends on the company culture. Most companies I've applied to /
worked for don't care what you have a degree in, as long as you have a
degree. I have a bachelors degree in history, and that doesn't seem to
bother them. Knowing what we
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> An interesting article on how you don't need a college degree to work
> for IBM. It quotes BLS statistics that 47% o
I just turned 44 and I have a GED with some Community College and going
on 22 years experience.
I have always thought of myself as a bad example ("Do as I say, not as I
do.") when it comes to higher education. But it does look like times are
changing.
I have seen that a degree (any degree)