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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You don’t need a CS degree to do cybersecurity, cloud or most of that stuff. My degree is in theater and I am the program manager of a huge IT project on a government project. I started at one of those computer training places I’ve hired many who do not have a CS degree. They are not all technical positions. My just hired a project manager and they have a degree in psychology and minor in English. I also have another project manager who does IT training and has a degree in European History and German.[/quote] The job market has changed since you were in college. There are so many graduates now with a CS or Business background. Why would they be hiring theater majors for PM roles? Or, English or Psych majors? I guess government pays so little they are getting the bottom of the barrel or something. So, maybe that's why our government doesn't run as efficiently. I would never hire someone from one of those IT training places unless it was for a helpdesk role (which are all offshored, btw). All of the PM jobs I see require either a background in IT, CS, business or finance. I never see a PM role where the "degree required" says "English or Psych"; certainly not theater. I worked in SV including FAANGs, never worked for the government. Maybe that's the difference.[/quote]
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