Tech Giants Lead by Example

Companies like Google, Apple, and IBM have publicly stated that a university degree is not required for many roles. Their success in hiring non-traditional candidates signals a broader industry shift away from degree-based hiring.

Companies like Google, Apple, and IBM have publicly stated that a university degree is not required for many roles. Their success in hiring non-traditional candidates signals a broader industry shift away from degree-based hiring.

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