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Why is it in the best interests of those developers to persue an academic degree rather than real world experience, setting aside the rather hefty financial rea
by happertiger 8y ago
Why is it in the best interests of those developers to persue an academic degree rather than real world experience, setting aside the rather hefty financial reasons for a moment? That seems to be the underpinning question here...
- azhenley 8y agoDefinitely. I think you are hitting on the same point that majos did. The best answer I have is the reason I did a PhD: freedom. It gave me many hours of unstructured time to explore problems I was interested in, which I would not have been able to do while working full time (I tried).