| ??? 03/25/11 22:26 Read: times Msg Score: +2 +2 Good Answer/Helpful |
#181643 - I wouldn't bother Responding to: ???'s previous message |
You start off working in electronics out of university with very little to offer to any employer, after a few years you tend to specialise in a given field and the knowledge that you gain is far more and of far more value than anything you could ever possibly gain by two extra years at university.
I started of with a Bsc, and got some practical experience started to specialse in programmable logic and ASIC design and then I started working on an area which needed radiation hard and fault tolerant programmable logic and ASIC design, you simply cannot get that kind of knowledge at university and I get paid correspondingly. |
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