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Jennifer
Student
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Jake Barringer
sales
3
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New York, New York
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Jake’s Answer
Hi Jennifer,
As someone in software sales who majored in business management, I have always regretted not having a more technical degree. Computer engineering degrees build a lot of the technical skills necessary to succeed in the technology world, and I've seen electrical engineering majors enter the technology world successfully as well.
As someone in software sales who majored in business management, I have always regretted not having a more technical degree. Computer engineering degrees build a lot of the technical skills necessary to succeed in the technology world, and I've seen electrical engineering majors enter the technology world successfully as well.
Andrew Sutton
Data Engineer
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Austin, Texas
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Andrew’s Answer
Comp Sci is a great foundational major that can set you up with a good base to them pursue more specific areas in tech. Other majors could be informatics (study of informations lifeline in different work fields like healthcare or business), data science (more statistical based tech role), data analytics, computer engineering, and even electrical engineering.
quintavius hill
contractor
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Atlanta, Georgia
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quintavius’s Answer
Most tech companies are looking for degrees such as technical writing or product design etc. Something in the field of web development can also increase your chances of starting a job in the tech field. The best majors to really boost your chances are Computer science,Computer programming. Those fields are very fast growing,when it comes to tech.
Victor Pinto
Tech Recruiter
22
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Irving, Texas
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Victor’s Answer
Hello Jennifer,
It all depends which side of tech you want to be, but in general good foundation degrees to pursue a career in tech are these ones: Information Technology, Software Engineering, and Computer Programming. I feel that if you have a background in programming, you can go into many directions in the tech field, most of the skills that tech jobs will require are coding, so that's something that you will learn for sure in programming.
It all depends which side of tech you want to be, but in general good foundation degrees to pursue a career in tech are these ones: Information Technology, Software Engineering, and Computer Programming. I feel that if you have a background in programming, you can go into many directions in the tech field, most of the skills that tech jobs will require are coding, so that's something that you will learn for sure in programming.