I would say no, more and more.
IT is very scattered and non-linear in nature. It's never lent itself well to strict degree requirements. Of course that can help, but there are definitely tradeoffs for each path and none are "necessary".
Thanks for your definite answer. Do you think IT is a professional?
Hmm I'm not sure I fully understand the question.
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I would say no, more and more.
IT is very scattered and non-linear in nature. It's never lent itself well to strict degree requirements. Of course that can help, but there are definitely tradeoffs for each path and none are "necessary".
Thanks for your definite answer. Do you think IT is a professional?
Hmm I'm not sure I fully understand the question.