Originally Posted by
Hedley
In an environment where they have a large stack of highly experienced applicants, the degree is a filtering tool to thin out that stack. When hiring got to a level where the stack thinned significantly, they dropped the degree requirement since not all applicants with degrees were experienced. With slowed hiring, the pool gets deeper and they can be picky again. Probably a good plan to consider a degree a requirement unless hiring at astronomical levels returns. Their court, their rules.
yup I agree with you, if you have 2 experienced people you take the one with the degree I just don’t think it should weigh more than experience. My point really was that I don’t have one and United is still interested so it’s not a complete barrier to entry trying to get hired in 2025. You just better have some other strong assets if not.