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by elmerfud
1058 days ago
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You don't mention which university you went to to get your degree. Additionally doing a remote learning for a University degree does not look as well as physically attending. I understand back in 2020 there wasn't much choice to be had, but there absolutely is now for getting your masters. Where did you intern with as part of your bachelor's degree? Did you intern at all? Did the University you attend have job placement and recruiters that attend the University to find talent? These internships and relationships you form at University with recruiters are key to landing your first job. Going to a school that is not known for its computer science program or where recruiters don't go or where top companies don't look for interns at greatly affect your ability to land positions in your field. If you didn't avail yourself of those things at University you can perhaps avail themselves now when going for your masters but I would advise not doing a masters with remote learning. Also go to a university with a master's program that requires you to write a thesis that's top 10 or top five in the programs that you want for your master's degree. This is the best way to land a good job right out of school. Because recruiters will be there looking for talent at those schools. Avail yourself of every opportunity for an internship and to interact with these recruiters even if you feel that internship is beneath you. |
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I was under the impression that an online degree, at least from a fairly reputable schools (I.e. not a for profit) makes no differentiation on paper between online and in-person. How would they even know? Are companies calling up the school to request such specific information?