I have some thoughts on having a master's degree in CS from a distinguished institute. I have a bachelor's degree in CS from distinguished institute in India. My basics are pretty solid.
Main focus is to gain some more knowledge and strengthen my network.
Most people from my circle don't like this idea.
What are your views on having a master's degree ? Does it help in career?
P.S. : From India, 1.5 YOE, working in cognizant at a post which generally takes 6-7 YOE for an ELT guy to reach. I started with a pretty good salary for a fresher.
#career #suggestion
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Take a job, learn on the job through part time and online courses. Your resume will be much richer than with an MS degree grad.
If you ever completed say a OS course most of the technologies that evolved in last 20 years are abstract elements from POSIX of 90s.
A concurrent file share (say Google docs) is a representation of cache operation in TLB of shared memory operation managed by the same way threads do in multithreading with pthreads so to speak.