A little advice please?
Asked by nuckin futz
I have worked in Logistics most of my adult life, shipping, receiving, forklift driver, and truck driver. At age 44, I don't want to be on the road anymore, and am too old to work in a warehouse. So I'm back in school, and plan to have an Associates Degree in about a year, emphasis on English, and I will have Spanish 1, 2 and 3 by then, so I hope to be (almost) fluent. Do you think I can get a decent job with this? Or will I get nothing without a Bachelor's?

Best Answer:
With your past experience and an Associates to boot, you shouldn't have a problem finding something that is more suited to you. A Bachelor's isn't necessary unless you plan on continuing your education, or the place that you work for has positions where a Bachelor's is required to move up. Any experience and school is better than none. I don't see you having a problem getting a job at all. Good luck, and take care!

Chances is whether you take a degree or not will not make any difference. You would already miss your peak. My advice is to pick up other skills like internet marketing. You don't need to have a PHD to succeed and it is an even playing field. Regards, Edmund http://www.purchaseresume.com
Answered by Resume Expert

I would suggest a Bachelor's degree program for better job openings.
Answered by Teacher

Ofcourse you can, Sir. Bachelors Degree is an Added Advantage.. The stuff you got matters... nothing else... Try.. Sir,Nothing is Impossible.. you will succeed.. All the Best !
Answered by Jin