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Ignore the ROI. Do it with something that you are likely to want to work on. (You're in a tech field going for your masters - you'll have a decent salary/opti
by whatusername 17y ago
Ignore the ROI. Do it with something that you are likely to want to work on. (You're in a tech field going for your masters - you'll have a decent salary/options regardless of what you focus on - it's not like this is Liberal Arts). So if you enjoy HCI then go do that.
- frossie 17y agoSeconded. If you want ROI, work on an open source project that matches the work you want to do. I'll hire a high-profile civil O/S contributor before I will hire somebody with a PhD - and I work in a science shop. That should tell you something. Not everybody hires like Google does. By all means do a PhD if that's what you want, but don't do it only because you want a tech sector job.
- luminary 17y agoThat makes sense, thanks!