Back story: I'm a 30yo male working as a supervisor of an IT Service Desk. I make $68K per year. My long team career goals are to acquire a director or executive level position, most likely at the company at which I'm currently employed.
I've been with my company for about 11 years, working on both the business and IT side of the house. As I said, I'd like to pursue a high level leadership position, most of which "require" a bachelors degree or "equivalent experience."
Should I spend tens of thousands of dollars and 6 years of my life attaining a degree or continue focusing on working hard in my job and hope that the experience is enough?
Submitted March 10, 2018 at 10:46AM by WorkThrowAway867 http://ift.tt/2oYbI1E
