Git is not just a fad; it's a literal underpinning of most serious software development these days, especially if you need to work with others.
That a CS grad doesn't even know basic Git is telling not of their degree, but of the individual themselves - that they have no desire to learn beyond what's taught, and couldn't even be bothered to look into the requirements of the industry that they want to work in.
I argue that it should be a barrier to hiring, on that ground.
That a CS grad doesn't even know basic Git is telling not of their degree, but of the individual themselves - that they have no desire to learn beyond what's taught, and couldn't even be bothered to look into the requirements of the industry that they want to work in.
I argue that it should be a barrier to hiring, on that ground.