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| quote: | Originally posted by fayraree
Not sure if you already covered this by your parenthesized comment but the difference between getting specialized schooling or not could mean a difference in salary, if not job level because most employers recognize the personal investment you've made to pursue a certain career path (making you a more serious candidate) and therefore will compensate you for that? That's what happens in the banking field with MBAs vs. straight undergrads (which is why I think you may have addressed this with your parenthesized comment).
ps. this field sounds cool. Loved Twister. |
His paren comment was saying that people with 0 experience should pursue grad school, but with NWS (National Weather Service), if you have experience in the service, you have no use in going back to school. You have all the experience and education you need to get top salaries. |
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