Question by somrita: will getting two masters degree help? or should i look for jobs instead?
I am a final year student of M.Sc mathematics, I was thinking of pursuing M.Sc operations research after this as i feel that would make me more competent(I want to work as an OR analyst), Would this be a wise decision? or should i rather look for jobs or go for an MBA??
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Answer by Pamela
get the masters first. it’ll make you stand out in the job applicants. it would give you more knowledge in your career.
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i think that you would be better off going on with getting to two masters. But either choice could have a good or bad outcome.
Get a job, are you kidding. Having a 2 masters does not make you more attractive to the work place, as a matter of fact it only raises questions as to why the hell do you have 2 masters and nothing on your resume?
I agree with the above poster somewhat. My reasons are different though, I don’t think the return on your investment in a second Master’s degree will outweigh the costs associated with obtaining that degree. I also think that a MSc in Mathematics is sufficient to find a quality job as an analyst. If the company that hires you suggests/recommends that you go back to school and get an MBA or that second Master’s in OR, then I would – otherwise, just start browsing the market and see what options are available.
look for a job. One master deg is enough for applying any field of urs except faculty jobs in PG colleges. Industry is all about having a good experience behind ur name not degree.