I've been involved in a lot of interviewing/recruiting especially of recent graduates. I don't have hard numbers, but it seems to me that the candidates who have masters degrees tend to do worse.
It wouldn't surprise me, I suspect a fair amount of Masters students are studying for a Masters not because they want to further their education, but rather because they want to avoid going into the real world because they know they're not good at programming.
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I've been involved in a lot of interviewing/recruiting especially of recent graduates. I don't have hard numbers, but it seems to me that the candidates who have masters degrees tend to do worse.
It wouldn't surprise me, I suspect a fair amount of Masters students are studying for a Masters not because they want to further their education, but rather because they want to avoid going into the real world because they know they're not good at programming.