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I beg to differ on the Masters degree issue...I'd bet the farm that the majority of individuals currently enrolled in a Masters Program relating to Computer science or currently holding a masters in Computer science have bachelors in a soft science or an arts field.

<FLAME_RETARDANT>Folks need to stop H8N</FLAME_RETARDANT>
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TexasTess
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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Bootstrapping Techies (or how to hire without technical knowledge) by TexasTess
in thread Bootstrapping Techies (or how to hire without technical knowledge) by pjf

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