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I dunno, does anyone care about what degrees we have once we’re not in our 20’s anymore? I barely even look at schooling on someone’s resume if they’re not interns or juniors
I don’t think it’s a bad idea if you want to move toward a Managenent direction. I wonder though, if there other more short-term alternatives besides a Masters Degree. You want the practical knowledge, not a fancy ( and most times useless) degree
I’m currently a Sr. Design Manager at work and have worked as a CD before in a tech startup (my book of work is massive from print, interactive, online digital, video and event design). I feel like it is more a point of having the piece of paper now.
If you want to teach, yes! It not kinda a waste as a career augmentation
I just interviewed with a design director who was about 24, quit high school at 16 to work at his dad’s small motion graphics agency. Since then he has become the Director of a couple companies... I don’t know if anything means anything anymore...
That said I am seriously considering a PhD in educational technology...