Google certifications > college degree
In an attempt to level out the playing field for job seekers in a strained job market, privileged college degree holders will not have the upper hand anymore as skills and experience are taking the driver's seat in this job market. Google recently announced that they are expanding their skills certification program to enable more people without college degrees to land high-paying tech jobs based on their abilities and skill set. Read more about the Grow With Google Career Certificates here.
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