Hey everyone, I recently saw a lot of my college seniors moving abroad for higher studies after a couple years of experience in corporate.
I graduated in July 2023 and currently work as a software developer for a US based startup (remote).
I'm curious to understand when one should decide to do a masters abroad? What are the benefits? Should I invest my time to prepare for interviews and switch in future or prepare for admission to a masters degree?
A bit confused about what to do next...!!
It'd be great to take advice from people having more experience than me 🙏
After 3-4 years of experience, you can go for Masters in CS. The advanced CS concepts you learn during Masters, will help your transition into Senior SWE roles. All the best 👍
Can't someone learn the same things while in corporate? I think most of the folks are promoted to senior SWE roles based on their experience? I think masters is not necessary for that?
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