So, like a gay harem kinda

no

I have been considering going back for a degree that isn't related to CS

how the fuck did you get gay harem

so I can combine it with my experience and certs

also, all my local guys lift because I wont hire out of shape fat fucks with bad attitudes

someone at work didnt even recognize me today

felt good man

I'm thinking of getting a 4 year in finance and then my MBA so i can be the ultimate kike

ive taken the gray pill

no more flubber arms

talk to Vanguard if you're serious about MBA

you probably don't want to get a finance bachelor's if that's your plan

@northern_confederate all in all I will probably speak to my father about it

I just don't really know what I want to do from here

definitely, also speak to younger ppl too may have different perspective

I am currently making a decent amount of $$$ for someone my age but don't know how to keep climbing

you have to risk

what do you do

Taking risks in life when it comes to advancement and becoming more successful is a white trait

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFWcrPkzoKA

without doxxing myself too hard I do SP administration and a bit of architecture for a small business that has a lot of outside clients looking for applications to be built in SP and to have their SP servers managed. I also do SP migrations and site building for public and team sites. do some custom dev stuff as well, like using snippets to insert breadcrums into SP2013, for example. I work with SP designer a bit, deal with Nintex, a bit of BI , IIS, and custom search.

@Gray to answer "what do you do"

ok

so maybe you should delve a bit deeper into BI

I've been interested in doing that

I mean should I just get a 4 year

no

you have over 4 years of pure experience

take that and run with it

the experience you have trumps a degree

If I'm going to be honest with you, I know you're saying that but it's incredibly difficult

The risk for you would be to focus on what you are truly interested in and try to integrate it

I have had so many jobs lined up, passed all of their interviews, been the best candidate, and then been told "unfortunately because of your lack of a degree we have to pass, it's a strict requirement"

there was a position for the parent company of Phillip Morris that was for a SP/365 admin that was open for 9 months when I was contacted by a recrruiter and I was told several times "holy shit you're perfect for this job" over and over by several different people

everyone who interviewed me or spoke to me assured me "there is no way you won't recieve this position, your experience is exactly what we need"

and then at the end of all the process I was told by the actual hiring supervisor that they had a company policy of not hiring people without college degrees because "college teaches an important way of thinking critically"

the disappointment was immense and very upsetting

if that's the case find the cheapest easiest way to knock out the rest of your degree from a decent enough school

ok

so