HR is your FRIEND when it comes to degrees.
That is what THEY can relate to.
Good thing that technical people usually interview their own.
In my opinion, an education will always help. Higher degrees
are always better than lower ones. In eductation environments
and government, it is mandatory in order to advance quickly.
But you must also ask yourself, what do "I" want to do, then meet that
goal.
On Mon, 8 Jan 2001, Sara Robert wrote:
> hi,
>
> I have my Bachelors in CIS and couple of cisco, microsoft etc.
> certifications.
> Working toward my CCIE, I sometime think that If I also should pursue my
> Master degree in some top university like Columbia, NYU..in some Business
> Management sort of major.
> so I have quesion for IT recruiters...What advantage (if any) can a person
> get with Master degree? experience off course count and I have some
> also..but
> My thinking is that having high degrees will help me to get in top
> management/director sort of jobs with Fortune 100 companies in long run
> future.
> Any comments?
>
>
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