IBM is on the hunt for 'new collar' skills. Here's how one 23-year-old ditched college and taught herself how to code before landing a job at the tech giant.

IBM is on the hunt for 'new collar' skills. Here's how one 23-year-old ditched college and taught herself how to code before landing a job at the tech giant.

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· CaNese "Cece" Curvin, 23, is a full-time employee at IBM. Her title is application developer apprentice. 
· She does not have a college degree; she taught her self how to code. 
· **Companies*, including the likes of EY and Tesla, are increasingly looking for skills over college degrees when recruiting for "new collar"...

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