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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I totally get what your saying. If you go to a lesser ranked school or do a coding bootcamp, you can get a job in tech. Noone is denying this. However, there isn't the developed pipeline from CS departments to top tech companies/ grad programs that exists at top universities. Take Berkeley for example. According to their CS class of 2017 career survey, 8% of respondents were working at Amazon and another 11% were working at Google. If you pass your classes at these programs, you are guaranteed a great job in tech. This just simply isn't the case at lesser known schools. Companies actively seek Cal,Stanford,etc grads while you will need to work really hard to get an interview. Its doable, but thats just the unfortunate reality. [/quote] Hum no. Have you done an interview at one of these companies. It’s not easy to get a job and many, some of whom would be good get denied. My spouse went to a no name school. Stop making up stuff. [/quote] No name grads would have to work harder cuz they have more to prove. Would you have married your spouse if s/he had a salary to match his no-name school? [/quote]
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