That degrees do you have?

[iamnowonmai at gmail.com (iamnowonmai)]

thanks for the kind words and sympathy. i find in the real world that the
most important two skills i have are:
1. Showing up to work on time and
2. Getting along with everyone else.

though a side benefit is that whenever we get into an argument my wife can
say
"oh shut up... high school graduate!" ;)

On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 8:56 AM, ben smith <paradoxxxx at gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm in the same boat, dropped out when I first went, and now going back
> trying to get a B.S. in C.S. (I think everyone likes the way that sounds).
> I also don't think it will translate much into $$ currently, but damn if it
> won't feel good to Get It Done.  People tend not to take you as seriously
> when you don't have that degree - or at least you have to work harder to
> prove yourself.
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