The job listings I've seen for senior or manager-level positions have all required master's degrees in marketing or business or communications, so I think "nobody cares" is hardly accurate. That's corroborated by the fact that in the past 5 years I've had two different managers, both of them younger than I am but with master's degrees.
I've been in marketing/communications/tech writing for 12 years now; I've worked in Linux software, social media, B2C customer research, and education finance. My goal is to get a communications job with the word "senior" or "manager" in the title and similarly grander paycheck.
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Date: 2012-09-27 02:19 am (UTC)I've been in marketing/communications/tech writing for 12 years now; I've worked in Linux software, social media, B2C customer research, and education finance. My goal is to get a communications job with the word "senior" or "manager" in the title and similarly grander paycheck.