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It's less about reducing the barrier to jobs than it is about targeting different jobs. The two years for an MS is also typically considered to have a great pa
by glimcat 14y ago
It's less about reducing the barrier to jobs than it is about targeting different jobs.
The two years for an MS is also typically considered to have a great payoff ratio in terms of both personal and career development, although that's no guarantee that it's 100% always the best use of the time and resources.
- shadesandcolour 14y agoWhat are the differences in the types of jobs that you can get. Are there more privileges involved or working on higher level projects?
- yashchandra 14y ago"The two years for an MS is also typically considered to have a great payoff ratio " That is debatable IMHO. I do not undermine the value of a graduate degree btw. But the pay off part is something I am not always convinced of.