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Can I Get A Programming Job With A 2-Year Degree?
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And it all comes down again to the old discussion about "Do you need a degree to become a software developer?".
I've talked several times about that topic and, in the end, there is no right or wrong answer to this question. Take me for example. I had no degree when I started as a software developer and I've managed to get a job at a huge corporation, like HP. However, due to this fact, my salary was lower than other programmers, due to the fact that I had no degree.
So, despite the fact that you don't need a degree to get a job, you might face some restrictions if you don't have one.
But, what about 2-Year Degree Programs? Are they worth it? Nowadays there are a lot of different programs out there that gets you "able" to code and program. But, what about their validation?
Are they worth investing? Will you be able to make and get a programming job with these type of programs?
Watch this video and find out!
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