BigMoneyJim
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
Has anyone given thought to continuing education to further one's career when your goal is ER?
I have an Associate's degree, and occasionally I consider going back to finish the Bachelor's just for the potential career boost. Being in IT I also consider gaining industry certifications that aren't immediately necessary, but I'm rather dismissive of IT certifications because they become worthless so fast and my MCSE1 didn't seem to help me a few years ago when job hunting.
But lately when I ponder these questions I think about ER, too. If I'm controlling my expenses and (soon to be) debt free, then it occurs to me I may be able to make it to ER just as well with my current career education and experience along with my personal finance skills.
I have no specific question; I'm just pondering in the open. Feel free to ponder with me.
1Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer
I have an Associate's degree, and occasionally I consider going back to finish the Bachelor's just for the potential career boost. Being in IT I also consider gaining industry certifications that aren't immediately necessary, but I'm rather dismissive of IT certifications because they become worthless so fast and my MCSE1 didn't seem to help me a few years ago when job hunting.
But lately when I ponder these questions I think about ER, too. If I'm controlling my expenses and (soon to be) debt free, then it occurs to me I may be able to make it to ER just as well with my current career education and experience along with my personal finance skills.
I have no specific question; I'm just pondering in the open. Feel free to ponder with me.
1Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer