- Apr 16, 2005
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I kinda agree with PA Jayhawk on this one.
Normally, I am really pushing education (to the younger guys) but at 30+ and the experience you have, I doubt it would really get you ahead. It's not like you are going to finish your degree and then tomorrow all of a sudden make huge dollars in a business related field.
I think the best bang for your buck is to stay in the warehousing/shipping/large plant type of industry. Your skills there will prob get you into more of a management level job before starting out with something new.
I wouldn't bother finishing the degree. I might take something entirely new tho - that's what I did. Worked out well for me.
Normally, I am really pushing education (to the younger guys) but at 30+ and the experience you have, I doubt it would really get you ahead. It's not like you are going to finish your degree and then tomorrow all of a sudden make huge dollars in a business related field.
I think the best bang for your buck is to stay in the warehousing/shipping/large plant type of industry. Your skills there will prob get you into more of a management level job before starting out with something new.
I wouldn't bother finishing the degree. I might take something entirely new tho - that's what I did. Worked out well for me.