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There is an easy way to break the paper ceiling: get a degree from an accredited school for 'money'; there are many such schools out there, who will take your m
by raincom 11y ago
There is an easy way to break the paper ceiling: get a degree from an accredited school for 'money'; there are many such schools out there, who will take your money happily and hand out degree in 3 years of course work completion. PM me to get more details.
Follow maxaf's advice as well: Unless you can get a golden parachute when you are let go, don't think about the career progression on the management ladder.
- wanderinghacker 11y agoThanks, and I hope the post didn't come across as aiming to be a manager, indeed that's the opposite of my goal. I'm mostly interested in becoming a principal/architect at some point and am worried that path is blocked. The sort of school you described doesn't sound very reputable... wouldn't that be a waste of money?
- raincom 11y agoOnly the people go to such schools know what is going on; for outsiders, not so much. They are not "for profit" schools. They are not "Devry/ITU/Univ of Phoenix".
- peternicky 11y agoCan you share a few of these schools?
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- argonaut 11y agoI'm pretty sure getting a degree from a school nobody has heard of is only marginally better than having no degree at all.
- g8gggu89 11y agoAfter you already have an established career, maybe.