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99.9% of the reason I am considering the masters is because I figure it fills a gap in my resume and makes me eligible to far more internships. I don't really
by m1nz1 5y ago
99.9% of the reason I am considering the masters is because I figure it fills a gap in my resume and makes me eligible to far more internships.
I don't really want to do data science. I sort've drifted towards it because my major was computational math and it was such a hot field (still is).
I don't think that I missed that job because of the pay or experience on my resume. I had a bit of an anxiety attack during my final interview of the onsite. It isn't the first company I lost out on due to last second freeze ups either sadly.
If I understand you correctly, you are suggesting that I carry on working on side projects and applying to jobs. I am fortunate enough to be able to survive doing this, but my feeling is that the longer I remain the fewer callbacks I will get due to the gap. Do you disagree or is there some way I can mitigate that effect?
- tboyd47 5y agoIf you’re worried about a gap in your resume, then everybody has that problem. The reason for the hiring crisis is that the A/T/S software that companies use filters people out who have a gap, and everybody has a gap. Maybe you can look online for ways to format your resume to pass through the A/T/S software? My point is that there’s easier ways to deal with that then going to get your Masters.