Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
The piece says, “This is a significant change.”
I think it’s huge. An acknowledgment that either the universities are not turning out what the big companies need or they don’t need what they’ve required in the past.
The Washington Examiner reports:
Big companies like Google, Apple, and IBM are no longer requiring applicants to hold a college degree.
This is a significant change. Historically, employers have required a college degree whether or not it was necessary to do the job.
Is this because colleges are no longer teaching the needed skills, or because there are so many job openings to fill that standards are dropping? Could it be that vocational training and self-taught skills are enough for certain jobs in the modern-day economy?
IBM is now looking at candidates with experience in non-traditional education, such as coding boot camps or industry-related vocational classes.
Glassdoor compiled an August list of 15 big companies that no longer require a degree to apply:
Ernst & Young
Penguin Random House
Costco Wholesale
Whole Foods
Hilton
Publix
Apple
Starbucks
Nordstrom
Home Depot
IBM
Bank of America
Chipotle
Lowe’s
When Universities like Boston U turn out morons like Occasio-Cortez who though awarded an economics degree know not the first fucking thing about the subject and are graduated purely based on Social Justice standards, then using degrees to hire is worthless.
Sadly most Baccalaureates are great if you want to stage a riot, but not much good for getting a job done.