Hi folks,
My brother is interested in WGU Supply Chain degree. He has struggled in a traditional brick and mortar school and has been unable to graduate with even an associates.
He doesn’t have much work experienxe. My question is will this degree help open doors for him? Will it help him land entry level roles even if they pay 50-70k a year?
Other than taking pre-reqs at Sophia, how can he succeed in this degree?
Hi folks,
Title says it all. I work in the pharmaceutical sector as an automation engineer. right now, I make 110k, graduated in 2022 with a bs in chem e. I live in HCOL but work remote and could go work for major pharma locally and increase my income to 150k but it would be onsite work.
I have to support my aging parents and my mentally disabled brother. I need to earn more, what career moves can I make to help this?
I am doing a masters in comp sci with a concentration in AI from GT tech. Are there roles for a cross section with AI/PLC/SCADA?
I would like to get to ~250k in the next 3-5 years.