Masters seethee...... bokke antaara .. maavalu MS seeyadam

[sombarey]

Does an advanced degree still propel you ahead? The answer isn't as straightforward as it used to be.
The unemployment rate for people ages 20 to 24 with a bachelor's degree fell to 7.2% in March, from 7.6% a year earlier. But that still leaves scores of twentysomethings vying for fewer jobs. And the pool of job hunters will grow as the class of 2010 enters the work force.
So, it may be tempting to sidestep the whole job search, at least for a while, and go back to the security of academia -- to further your education and make yourself more marketable in the long run. But you'll need to determine if delaying your entry into the job market and incurring the costs of a master's or M.B.A. degree will pay off in this economic climate.
"In many, many fields, education up the wazoo is not going to matter as much as on-the-job training," says Heather Huhman, president of ComeRecommended.com, a social-networking site for young professionals

People over 25 years old with a master's degree earn about 20% more a week than people with a bachelor's degree, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. And those with professional degrees get paid 50% more.
These days, however, as employers continue to cut spending, expectations for such higher pay could backfire when you're competing against less educated -- and less expensive -- candidates.
For example, entry-level teachers with master's degrees often have a harder time getting hired than those with bachelor's degrees because schools typically pay more to teachers with master's degrees, says Steven Rothberg, founder of CollegeRecruiter.com.
Graduates "need to understand that many employers will be turned off by their higher education," he says.
What's more, some of the pay boosts typically associated with master's degrees may vanish as state governments and school boards contemplate moving toward performance-based pay systems, from education-based pay structures, says Mark Schneider, a vice president at the American Institutes for Research, a behavioral and social-science research organization in Washington, D.C.
Administrative or policy jobs with state and local governments, which also tend to reward higher education with higher pay, aren't as available or lucrative these days because of tight budgets, he adds.
In many industries, trading in potential work experience for additional education could leave you short of certain skills and networking, says Ms. Huhman.

Taking on Debt
Another factor to keep in mind: More education usually means more debt. People who pursue a master's degree end up borrowing 55% of their tuition, according to Finaid.org. And fewer employers are reimbursing tuition costs.
Of course, a graduate degree can be beneficial in some situations. Career changers can use the degree to show they have knowledge of the new field. And a master's may be necessary to qualify for certain higher positions. Some high-level marketing and business consulting positions require candidates to have an M.B.A., says Boston job coach Susan Kennedy.
If you're undecided, consult companies you'd like to work for and mentors in your industry about whether education or work experience will do more to advance your career, says Ms. Huhman.

[Handsome]

m.s. bokkey. dani kanna experience ke value yekkuva. hitwalltwice

[nonbitter-kai]

it might not propel you at this very instant but will propel you from the inside, make you a better all round person, Masters and higher degrees have their own charms, daya chesi vati gouravanni kinchaparchakandi  cheers12w cheers12w cheers12w

[pratigadu]

[quote author=Handsome link=topic=58723.msg582646#msg582646 date=1271134290]
m.s. bokkey. dani kanna experience ke value yekkuva. hitwalltwice
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[polikeka]

[quote author=pratap link=topic=58723.msg582668#msg582668 date=1271134691]
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[jamesbond]

Daani value neeku ippudu telidu........... After u join a job..... Konalaki nee position ki evadanna compe vachadu anuko appudu nee degree ninnu save chestundi. Not only here....... Even in India nuvvu job vethikithe Masters is given good value over Bachelors. cheers12w

[sid_22]

MS ki 2 years waste chese badulu work experience is more valuable than that...........

But, mana lanti vallaki vere dari lekha saduvu kosam vachi tarvata H1b kinda settle avutaru......

Naaku telisi 2 years MS sudda dandaga when compared to 2 years Work experience. My opinion

[sombarey]

[quote author=jamesbond link=topic=58723.msg582673#msg582673 date=1271134785]
Daani value neeku ippudu telidu........... After u join a job..... Konalaki nee position ki evadanna compe vachadu anuko appudu nee degree ninnu save chestundi. Not only here....... Even in India nuvvu job vethikithe Masters is given good value over Bachelors. cheers12w
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manamu sesee.. ujjogaaniki.. competetion kudaa vasthara..  LoL.1q LoL.1q LoL.1q LoL.1q

[jamesbond]

[quote author=sombarey link=topic=58723.msg582686#msg582686 date=1271135027]
manamu sesee.. ujjogaaniki.. competetion kudaa vasthara..  LoL.1q LoL.1q LoL.1q LoL.1q
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choostav ga........ job loki digaka telusutundile baa.............

[chaitu41]

babu MS waste emi kaadhu,adhi meeru chese univ meedha depend ayyi vuntundhi.antha kaani MS ani cheppu velli gas stations lo chesesi MS waste emi ledhu waste ani comments cheyakandi..

[sid_22]

[quote author=sombarey link=topic=58723.msg582686#msg582686 date=1271135027]
manamu sesee.. ujjogaaniki.. competetion kudaa vasthara..  LoL.1q LoL.1q LoL.1q LoL.1q
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[nonbitter-kai]

[quote author=chaitu41 link=topic=58723.msg582689#msg582689 date=1271135079]
babu MS waste emi kaadhu,adhi meeru chese univ meedha depend ayyi vuntundhi.antha kaani MS ani cheppu velli gas stations lo chesesi MS waste emi ledhu waste ani comments cheyakandi..
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[sombarey]

[quote author=jamesbond link=topic=58723.msg582688#msg582688 date=1271135076]
choostav ga........ job loki digaka telusutundile baa.............
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neeku akkade.. baagaa bokka padinattu vundhi.. anukuntaa  LoL.1q LoL.1q LoL.1q LoL.1q ^^" ^^" ^^" ^^"

[sid_22]

[quote author=chaitu41 link=topic=58723.msg582689#msg582689 date=1271135079]
babu MS waste emi kaadhu,adhi meeru chese univ meedha depend ayyi vuntundhi.antha kaani MS ani cheppu velli gas stations lo chesesi MS waste emi ledhu waste ani comments cheyakandi..
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Naa ku telisi MS skip chesi Direct MBA ki plan cheyyali with job experience that you get instead of studying MS for 2 years.........

Naa opinion adi.......  sorry2 sorry2 if you are hurted....... ~"! ~"!

[Handsome]

[quote author=jamesbond link=topic=58723.msg582673#msg582673 date=1271134785]
Daani value neeku ippudu telidu........... After u join a job..... Konalaki nee position ki evadanna compe vachadu anuko appudu nee degree ninnu save chestundi. Not only here....... Even in India nuvvu job vethikithe Masters is given good value over Bachelors. cheers12w
[/quote]ledu mama. nenu india lo kuda try cheshina job kosam. eligibility b.tech/m.tech/ms/mca ani job requirements vacheyvi. appudey decide ayina m.s. pedd bokka ani hitwalltwice