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It's a tool of the bourgeoisie to prevent peasants from attaining high paying tech jobs
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akadajet posted:just go to a javascript bootcamp, it's the same thing as a cs degree. Yes and no. The topics are the same. Nevertheless, the bourgeoisie never fail to expend capital to modify society for their benefit, as a result don't expect to get any high paying jobs with only that useless prole qualification.
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May 14, 2019 20:18
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:but the tech billionaires keep telling us that degrees are worthless Reverse psychology
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May 17, 2019 01:20
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Rex-Goliath posted:i'm glad i got a software engineering degree because it mostly focused on actually useful things like design scoping, automated testing, design patterns, architecture, etc etc. poo poo that you actually need if you're going to build something without it turning into a massive pile of poo poo (all my work products are giant piles of poo poo anyways) Spoiler: it all turns into a massive pile of poo poo after a long enough period of time
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May 17, 2019 06:03
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lampey posted:you need the degree to get interviews for your first job. hopefully your first job is as a junior dev, and not QA or a tester because it has a large impact on your career outlook and lifetime earnings. and you don't strictly need the degree to get an interview. the college classes do not actually prepare you to pass the interview(both because college classes largely do not cover what you will actually be doing, and interview are also not testing what you will be doing, it is mostly a test to see if you think like the interviewer), or do the job. the first 6 months or so of your first job will be mostly training with little productive work. and realistically you need many years of training/experience before you can work without supervision. Unfortunately not having that degree still follows you around after your first job. I've known people who didn't go the degree route because they had a job straight out of high school, end up leaving their company after 10 years and end up going to school anyway because they were struggling to get their feet in the front door at many places. I'm not saying it's right, but just that it happens more than you'd think.
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May 21, 2019 01:12
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:are they getting passed over because they don't have a computer degree or because they don't have a degree period I don't know, I just know that was the person's motivation for going to University (he was 28 and in the same year as me). His first couple of jobs were not well known companies by any means and I think one of them was also defunct at the time he was searching, so an observer who didn't know any better might've not bother to give the benefit of the doubt.
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May 21, 2019 04:47
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Monkeys shouldn't program computers
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