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To Diversify Staffs, Some Employers Drop Degree Requirements Emily Knowles stands outside her apartment in Watertown, Mass. Knowles has some college credits but no degree and works as a quality assurance analyst at Ovia Health, a Boston-based digital company that serves people who are starting families. “This is something that I never thought would be possible,” Knowles said. Meredith Nierman / GBH News Share Inside her apartment in Watertown on a recent afternoon, Emily Knowles met with her software development team remotely, testing apps to make sure they work the way they’re supposed to. Knowles, a quality assurance analyst, is bi-racial — a daughter of Black and white immigrants who never went to college. She s working in tech — a field dominated by highly-educated white and Asian men.

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