Generally, companies do not recognize self-taught qualifications. When a bachelor&;s degree is used, it&;s almost the same as a company that doesn&;t value the degree. I want to be a full-time student, but don&;t even think about it. Generally, companies don&;t pay special attention to academic qualifications, and there is no way to make up for them if the academic qualifications are poor. The starting point is worse than that of people. It can only be made up by better technology. As far as I know, most companies have strong technology to a certain extent, and education is not a problem. However, second-rate technology still wants others to enter big companies, so why can&;t I? It&;s naive. Does it matter if you don&;t admit it? Baidu here is ok as long as you can pass the interview. As for the academic qualifications, you can only hehe. If you feel that you can only pass the interview if you have good academic qualifications, then continue to use your academic qualifications as the interface for the interview failure. How many years have the landlord worked? If you are a fresh graduate, no matter how good your skills are, you have no chance. Education, this thing, will make your starting point higher (in some big companies, it may be higher than some). With the increase of working years, the importance of education gradually fades …