donteatglitter

Let’s go back to the point where he said poor kid. It’s really hard to get those opportunities. Many poor kids have to work through high school or provide unpaid child care for their family, many of those also have to deal with food and/or housing insecurity. It’s extremely difficult to not only have the connections to get in someplace for an internship or a volunteer experience for your scholastic resume but also to be able to get there or have the time outside of work/school/family to do it.

Hopefully there are more people like you and less HR depts looking at colleges first or asking random and irrelevant CS questions

I don't see a conflict in what they say and the actuality of what happens overall. How would you describe it?