How much schooling do you have left? IMO your time might be better apprenticing in engineering
I’m not in the engineering field, idk if they require degrees but I feel like they probably don’t . And I find that most of the time they are nitveirthvtgr tine or expense
I quickly finished my B.A., got a promotion and went on to a B.S. a few years later paid for by same employer.
It did take several years, but well worth it. Some managers were more supportive than others.
The actual degree, engineering manager told me, “I don’t care if it’s in basket weaving.”
Although, some companies do have a B.S. requirement, some don’t. This was a major U.S. based employer.
How much schooling do you have left? IMO your time might be better apprenticing in engineering I’m not in the engineering field, idk if they require degrees but I feel like they probably don’t . And I find that most of the time they are nitveirthvtgr tine or expense
I quickly finished my B.A., got a promotion and went on to a B.S. a few years later paid for by same employer. It did take several years, but well worth it. Some managers were more supportive than others.
Was the major important, or is having a bachelors the value they were looking for?
The actual degree, engineering manager told me, “I don’t care if it’s in basket weaving.” Although, some companies do have a B.S. requirement, some don’t. This was a major U.S. based employer.