If you do that, it's career suicide and no one will hire you exc

slave owners!

First, if you have a Ph.D. degree, an employer has to pay you a Ph.D.'s salary in your field. Of course, if you want to a salesperson, you don't need to mention your Ph.D. degree. But I don't think that is your intention.

Second, if you mention your willingness to take a M.S. level job, an employer would label you as a loser, who can't take on big challenges and responsibilities.

Third, you won't be happy to work as a M.S. level employee simply because it's hard to swallow your pride as a Ph.D. holder.

In a nutshell, do not take the path you proposed unless you are desperate and need a last resort. Why did you study for a Ph.D. in the first place? Without a clear purpose, no matter how hard you try, the end result would be meaningless.

One muggle

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• I understand what you said. But I tried to be close -CM66- ♀ (205 bytes) () 03/17/2008 postreply 12:26:24

• In CS or IT area, some guys with MS degree have poorer skills -southbanker- ♂ (406 bytes) () 03/17/2008 postreply 14:34:57

• A very tipical example. -琴清- ♀ (0 bytes) () 03/17/2008 postreply 14:49:52

• It seems that your life experience is limited ... -DrinkH2O- ♂ (750 bytes) () 03/17/2008 postreply 14:33:33