Jul 1 2006, 06:44 PM
QUOTE(sunbeams @ Jul 1 2006, 04:38 AM)
I don't mean to be prejudice here. Having a Master Degree with little or no working experience doesn't make a difference with a fresh graduate with a Bachelor Degree.
The true value of a Masters Degree comes when someone has enough working experience. That is why most people choose to work for a few years, then pursue for a Masters.
sorry but you are wrong. it all depends on the complexity of the job. say for example if the job only requires a bachelor's of worse diploma, of course your masters is going to have no value to them as thus they will not pay in recognition of it. but in jobs like R&D, it most often requires a master's degree.The true value of a Masters Degree comes when someone has enough working experience. That is why most people choose to work for a few years, then pursue for a Masters.
your second statement also very much depends on what kind of master's degree your're doing. MBA for example, where sometimes you would even need work experience to gain entry to the course.
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