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Isn't it obvious? You study for masters, or, god forbid, work on a PhD - you're missing what's going on in the industry for years while demonstrating that you'r
by lstodd 8y ago
Isn't it obvious? You study for masters, or, god forbid, work on a PhD - you're missing what's going on in the industry for years while demonstrating that you're not interested in building solutions.
I'm not sure I'm being sarcastic.
- rootusrootus 8y agoHa! Agree on the not-sure-if-sarcastic part. I bet you can find plenty of people who actually see it the way you describe. I'm doing a working master's program myself (yay OMSCS!) so I'm not missing out on the drudgery known as the current industry while I'm pursuing academic solutions to non-existent problems...