December 1, 1998
I am a project manager for a large telecom provider. I have 13 years of experience in IS/IT
starting with word processing, computer operations, telecommunications and data
communications, Software Development, Project Management and managing project managers
doing hardware and software integration projects. I am currently pursuing a bachelors in
communications (journalism) just to get some formal education on my resumé. I can
continue to work for my current company with a career prospective of becoming a director of IS
but with my background and experience, am I moving in the right direction? Or should I pursue a
different degree (i.e.: business or technical)?
If you intend to stay within IT, you should absolutely couple your experience with a degree in
computer science, IS management, or business management. This will show your commitment
and dedication to your career and current aspirations.
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