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Getting some more color from your responses, I would have to say it is not worth it unless you intend to climb a corporate ladder. Otherwise, I think it would b
by 18pfsmt 15y ago
Getting some more color from your responses, I would have to say it is not worth it unless you intend to climb a corporate ladder. Otherwise, I think it would be more practical to learn this stuff from a person already experienced while on the job at an early stage startup and/ or established company (both would be preferable). After all, these types degrees will not help you build a successful startup directly, but they will directly aid in your resume and allow you to be a more desirable employee (which it sounds you are trying to get away from).
- kg10 15y agoappreciate the feedback. you've made a few key points that i overlooked - thanks. as for being desirable, i'm trying to get away from that employer because though i work 50-60 hour work weeks, i have little to no growth because the job entails a number of tasks that insult my intelligence. (mind you I've been working for this employer since inception, 3 years ago)