I disagree with "never." A Masters is excellent if your employer pays for it or if you'd like to transition roles, and you can also complete one while working f

I disagree with "never." A Masters is excellent if your employer pays for it or if you'd like to transition roles, and you can also complete one while working full-time. Still, they're not great in many cases. The "Bachelor's + 1 year" model is especially bad, IMO, since I believe you gain more from a Masters with some amount of experience.