>>53684144
Yes. It's probably low. I don't know though.

Yes, if your dad is the CEO of the company.

Sure, you just have to work harder, but it's not impossible.

I also don't have a degree, but I also went to one of those fancy boot camps and got a job about two months out. A pretty shit job, but it helps pay the bills.

You will compete with a shit ton of curryniggers who will ask for half the money you ask for.

>>53684144
Anything is possible if you put your mind to it.

>>53684144
Depends on where you are a lot, I think. If you live somewhere with great demand, you stand a chance. But if you are in butt-fuck nowhere and there's low demand, employers are always gonna tend towards degreed candidates. Web dev has a lower barrier for non-degrees.

>>53684144
Yeah, but having a fancy piece of paper helps. However, if applicant A has a BS in whatever and no portfolio/experience and then applicant B has a great portfolio and lots of experience then applicant B will most likely be hired.

>>53684305
And applicant B has no degree*

>>53684144
Yeah I'm a webdev and I just took the relevant coursework and wrote it on my resume.

Learn a web framework and use it to throw together a working project on Github. Congrats you are more hireable than most CS majors.

Will take a lot of work on your part. You'll need some impressive GitHub action and network with people in real life.

Sure. I did it.

Throw some shit on Github, apply to jobs, see what happens.

>>53686762
What kind of shit did you throw on github?

>>53684144
I got one 3 weeks ago.

So yes.

>>53686835
Spaghetti code and meme fizzbuzz implementations

fuck off /fa/
maybe if you spent some time obtaining said experience rather than browsing the second shittiest board in all of fashion's rules then you would have a chance but you fucked it up kid