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I'd throw my support behind Andy Rachleff's comment. With the added observations ... You would be best served to interview your prospective employers. Try to
by CyberFonic 12y ago
I'd throw my support behind Andy Rachleff's comment. With the added observations ...
You would be best served to interview your prospective employers. Try to ascertain where you would learn the most and have the most fun.
If you are serious about pursuing your masters, sooner rather than later, then you should bring that topic up in the interviews as well. You might find one of the companies more willing to support your on-going education. Doing a masters part-time might be a viable option.