Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 09/27/07 03:47

Rik Wasmus wrote:
> On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 01:52:47 +0200, RageARC <ragearc@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I am an expert PHP developer (At least I consider myself one, seeing
>> that I have done several projects as a freelancer and have made
>> several big projects of my own), with 3 years of experience in PHP /
>> MySQL, XHTML / CSS and XML, and I would like to work on a PHP job that
>> didn't require me to have a degree. I wanted this because freelancing
>> is very unstable and I am always desperate to find out if I get a
>> project or not, and that is very bad for me. If you know of any place
>> where I can look / apply for jobs that don't want any B.S. in computer
>> sciences, or any other degree. I am very flexible with locations and
>> would live anywhere where I was needed to work in.
>
> Hehe, they're desperate over here. Learn dutch and live at Enschede,
> Netherlands :)

A degree isn't necessarily a prerequisite here in the U.S., either -
although it helps. The prospective employer would be stupid to turn
away someone with several years of experience for a college graduate in
Philosophy.

Unfortunately, larger companies run their requirement through HR
departments, who have no clue.

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