You Do Not Need A College Degree To Work For Google
Getting an education is very important so much so that it has been classified as a human right in most societies. Graduating from college or university is, of course, an achievement.
People work so hard in school to ensure they have a degree certificate. Some people are known to cram so much knowledge in their brains to be good on paper but perform poorly in a typical work environment.
Google among other companies are no longer particular about the college degree but are particular about the skills a prospective employee has.
Candidates are considered based on their knowledge and skills not exactly how it was acquired. This is indicative that having a degree does not necessarily mean quality job performance.
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Other companies that offer employment without college degrees include:
Ernst and Young (EY)
Penguin Random House
Costco Wholesale
Whole Foods
Hilton
Publix
Apple
Starbucks
Nordstrom
Home Depot
IBM
Bank of America
Chipotle
Lowe’s
