Basically, if you have a technical degree (I think HR drops that requirement if you have 20 years experience)
Perhaps this is part of why you're having so much trouble...do you really think that the equivalent of a 4-year "technical degree" (of any kind?) is two decades of experience? I bet there are scores of people out there who have only several years of solid technical experience who know way more about getting shit done than the average recent grad. Just my .02
Perhaps this is part of why you're having so much trouble...do you really think that the equivalent of a 4-year "technical degree" (of any kind?) is two decades of experience? I bet there are scores of people out there who have only several years of solid technical experience who know way more about getting shit done than the average recent grad. Just my .02