[OT] Getting a graduate degree
Tony Hammitt
thammitt at kc.rr.com
Fri Jan 31 02:21:15 CST 2003
Who says you can't get experience in Grad school? Hell, by the time I
started grad school, I already had a paper published, a $350,000
research grant and was writing commercial engineering/data analysis
software for several businesses. By the time I got out of grad school,
I had 5 years industry experience. They paid me to go to school, too.
I agree that if you aren't getting paid to go to grad school, you're
getting a raw deal. Grad students work _hard_.
So, anyway, I'd much rather hire a person with a graduate degree with
internships and other "in-school" experience than someone with just a
bachelor's degree, but maybe I'm just prejudiced...
So what does this have to do with Linux? hmmm... data analysis
clustering projects??? I want a beowulf cluster of those!!! :)
Gerald Combs wrote:
>On Thu, 30 Jan 2003, Dave Hull wrote:
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>>Bottom line, if you come out of grad school with an MBA and no experience, I'm
>>hiring the guy with no MBA and some experience all other things being equal.
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>Fast forward to two years after he graduates. Would you be more willing
>to hire someone with four years of experience, or two years + an MBA?
>Just curious.
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