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One would hope that one's salary would depend on one's expected productivity, which an education should increase. Lowered standards and devalued degrees is pro
by jonnycomputer 5y ago
One would hope that one's salary would depend on one's expected productivity, which an education should increase.
Lowered standards and devalued degrees is probably a thing though.
- zsmi 5y agoI would say this depends strongly on the field. In the field I'm most experienced in, electrical engineering, I tell people considering a Master's is that it's a possible short cut to the pay of someone with 3 years of experience. So if you can get it fast enough, and the math works out, then do it. Otherwise skip it.