From a recruiter point of view, would I have the same odds as any other engineer?
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Is someone with a bachelor degree in Physics but a master degree in SomeEngineering as likely to be hired, for a job position in that engineering field, as a someone else with both a bachelor and a master degrees in that field, ceteris paribus?
I'm expecting answers founded on experienced people from either HR management, Consulting or the engineering sector, ideally referring to some lived example(s).
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Is someone with a bachelor degree in Physics but a master degree in SomeEngineering as likely to be hired, for a job position in that engineering field, as a someone else with both a bachelor and a master degrees in that field, ceteris paribus?
I'm expecting answers founded on experienced people from either HR management, Consulting or the engineering sector, ideally referring to some lived example(s).
human-resources careers
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Can you specify the job? because most degrees today are kinda useless
– Roberto Torres
44 mins ago
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This could also differ from country to country. From my perspective, german consulting company with topics at the intersection of mechanical engineering and IT: For me it doesn't matter.
– gdir
40 mins ago
Whether being hired is largely depending on how you perform in interview, not the degrees you have. Degrees only help you as far as getting an interview.
– tweray
39 mins ago
@Roberto Torres, more than about a specific job position, I'm asking about a broader but still specialized job market sector, such as "working as an electrical engineer" or "be a MEMS designer", for example.
– torito verdejo
38 mins ago
@tweray, you could then interpret my question as "would I have the same odds of getting to the interview?"
– torito verdejo
37 mins ago
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Is someone with a bachelor degree in Physics but a master degree in SomeEngineering as likely to be hired, for a job position in that engineering field, as a someone else with both a bachelor and a master degrees in that field, ceteris paribus?
I'm expecting answers founded on experienced people from either HR management, Consulting or the engineering sector, ideally referring to some lived example(s).
human-resources careers
edited 15 mins ago
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asked 49 mins ago
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Is someone with a bachelor degree in Physics but a master degree in SomeEngineering as likely to be hired, for a job position in that engineering field, as a someone else with both a bachelor and a master degrees in that field, ceteris paribus?
I'm expecting answers founded on experienced people from either HR management, Consulting or the engineering sector, ideally referring to some lived example(s).
human-resources careers
human-resources careers
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Can you specify the job? because most degrees today are kinda useless
– Roberto Torres
44 mins ago
1
This could also differ from country to country. From my perspective, german consulting company with topics at the intersection of mechanical engineering and IT: For me it doesn't matter.
– gdir
40 mins ago
Whether being hired is largely depending on how you perform in interview, not the degrees you have. Degrees only help you as far as getting an interview.
– tweray
39 mins ago
@Roberto Torres, more than about a specific job position, I'm asking about a broader but still specialized job market sector, such as "working as an electrical engineer" or "be a MEMS designer", for example.
– torito verdejo
38 mins ago
@tweray, you could then interpret my question as "would I have the same odds of getting to the interview?"
– torito verdejo
37 mins ago
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2
Can you specify the job? because most degrees today are kinda useless
– Roberto Torres
44 mins ago
1
This could also differ from country to country. From my perspective, german consulting company with topics at the intersection of mechanical engineering and IT: For me it doesn't matter.
– gdir
40 mins ago
Whether being hired is largely depending on how you perform in interview, not the degrees you have. Degrees only help you as far as getting an interview.
– tweray
39 mins ago
@Roberto Torres, more than about a specific job position, I'm asking about a broader but still specialized job market sector, such as "working as an electrical engineer" or "be a MEMS designer", for example.
– torito verdejo
38 mins ago
@tweray, you could then interpret my question as "would I have the same odds of getting to the interview?"
– torito verdejo
37 mins ago
2
2
Can you specify the job? because most degrees today are kinda useless
– Roberto Torres
44 mins ago
Can you specify the job? because most degrees today are kinda useless
– Roberto Torres
44 mins ago
1
1
This could also differ from country to country. From my perspective, german consulting company with topics at the intersection of mechanical engineering and IT: For me it doesn't matter.
– gdir
40 mins ago
This could also differ from country to country. From my perspective, german consulting company with topics at the intersection of mechanical engineering and IT: For me it doesn't matter.
– gdir
40 mins ago
Whether being hired is largely depending on how you perform in interview, not the degrees you have. Degrees only help you as far as getting an interview.
– tweray
39 mins ago
Whether being hired is largely depending on how you perform in interview, not the degrees you have. Degrees only help you as far as getting an interview.
– tweray
39 mins ago
@Roberto Torres, more than about a specific job position, I'm asking about a broader but still specialized job market sector, such as "working as an electrical engineer" or "be a MEMS designer", for example.
– torito verdejo
38 mins ago
@Roberto Torres, more than about a specific job position, I'm asking about a broader but still specialized job market sector, such as "working as an electrical engineer" or "be a MEMS designer", for example.
– torito verdejo
38 mins ago
@tweray, you could then interpret my question as "would I have the same odds of getting to the interview?"
– torito verdejo
37 mins ago
@tweray, you could then interpret my question as "would I have the same odds of getting to the interview?"
– torito verdejo
37 mins ago
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Can you specify the job? because most degrees today are kinda useless
– Roberto Torres
44 mins ago
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This could also differ from country to country. From my perspective, german consulting company with topics at the intersection of mechanical engineering and IT: For me it doesn't matter.
– gdir
40 mins ago
Whether being hired is largely depending on how you perform in interview, not the degrees you have. Degrees only help you as far as getting an interview.
– tweray
39 mins ago
@Roberto Torres, more than about a specific job position, I'm asking about a broader but still specialized job market sector, such as "working as an electrical engineer" or "be a MEMS designer", for example.
– torito verdejo
38 mins ago
@tweray, you could then interpret my question as "would I have the same odds of getting to the interview?"
– torito verdejo
37 mins ago