> > It was a while ago, but I read 80% of UNIX professionals are self > taught. That's a lot of hands-on talent they're missing out on. > Just because they are self taught doesn't mean they never attended a university. Google's usual requirement is a 4 year degree. I suppose that could be in accounting as well as software engineer. The average Linux professional doesn't spend much time learning binary sorts though and that kind of stuff is usually included in the interview. Then again, the right answer to the question: "Write the code to do a binary sort on this whiteboard..." might be: "Why would I ever need to know that? I just call a sort function."
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