I have a bachelor in economics and working for more than a year. I realised I enjoy building things and see it work, but I have very rudimentary skills in VBA and SQL. I’ve been thinking about doing a masters in CS to have a set of hard skills and not just a bunch of theory like in economics but I’m afraid not having a bachelors will put me at a big disadvantage in knowledge and skills so I was wondering if it would be worth it to invest the time and money.
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r/cscareerquestions I have a bachelor in economics and working for more than a year. I realised I enjoy building things and see it work, but I have very rudimentary skills in VBA and SQL. I’ve been thinking about doing a masters in CS to have a set of hard skills and not just a bunch of theory like in economics but I’m afraid not having a bachelors will put me at a big disadvantage in knowledge and skills so I was wondering if it would be worth it to invest the time and money. submitted by /u/hazedfaste [link] [comments]
I have a bachelor in economics and working for more than a year. I realised I enjoy building things and see it work, but I have very rudimentary skills in VBA and SQL. I’ve been thinking about doing a masters in CS to have a set of hard skills and not just a bunch of theory like in economics but I’m afraid not having a bachelors will put me at a big disadvantage in knowledge and skills so I was wondering if it would be worth it to invest the time and money.
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