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Sep 15th, 2007, 08:23 AM
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Re: Becoming a proffessional programmer
A degree might improve your chances with some employers, but it's not necessary. The main thing you should aim to get is a wide range of experience; you're more likely to get a decent programming job if you can demonstrate that you know a variety of technologies and are easily adaptable.
One year's worth of experience is not a lot. Doing a 3 or 4 year degree might help if only to get more experience under your belt. Otherwise, you might be able to find a job that doesn't require a large amount of experience, and use that to start your programming career.
Whichever option you choose: good luck!
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