2 Master's Degrees...Good / Bad / Suspicious??

Truth be known, I'm no longer sure why I point out the old threads.

 

lol.......

 

Ted has almost 11,000 posts and post that say "I this post is XX years old" just easily adds to his post count...it was a joke that was hit or miss.

 

I know … was just yanking at Ted’s chain a little.

Merry Christmas Randell and Ted!

 

Got it...Merry Christmas to you too and thanks for all your vaulable contributions.

 

LOL, I hand't noticed until Ted pointed it out but I wasn't around here 8 years ago, so it doesn't feel like an old issue to me!

 

Two Masters Degree

Two Masters Degree - good, bad, what do people think? I can only speak from my point of you - Upon college graduation at age 19 I started to pursue an MBA and after a year of grad school - I realized that I would rather work and party (party before work) instead of earn a degree....so I dropped out.
I finally returned back to school and earned an EMBA from Pepperdine when I was 31 and it helped me position my career - however as technology changed so did high level positions in companies so I decided to pursue an MSISA (Masters in Science in Information Security Assurance) - At the ripe old age of 48 I have two Masters Degrees both in technology but in different disciplines - whether it is a undergrad, grad degree or a PhD - it will only help your career - to much education is never a bad thing.

Now I am back in school once again to fine tune my skills in Six Sigma as I am in the process of earning my Green Belt.