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by jamesrl
I don't know where you are from or what the market is like there so I don't want to presume anything.
But in my own experience I have worked with a number of people with Masters degrees. Personally I think it is best to get a few years of business experience before you go for a Masters degree. I think real world experience, of the right kind, is important and helpful for furthering your formal education.
I might also worry that if you want an entry level job, you might be considered over qualified if you have a Masters.
In my company, we would pay your tuition as well - something to think about. It may be possible to work and study at the same time.
Don't wait for the companies to come to you - go to them - make contacts at their Human resources departments and ask them directly what they are looking for.
James
by tapri
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