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Dec 15, 2009
Allison
Yes. On most pay scales, there is an increase for earning a Master's Degree.
Sue
On 12/20/09, Allison wrote: > Yes. On most pay scales, there is an increase for earning a > Master's Degree.
If you're trying to get a job in ct there are at least 800 applicants for every job posting, if you get called 3 interviews with interviewing panel, good luck.
If you're trying to get a job in ct there are at least 800 applicants for every job posting, if you get called 3 interviews with interviewing panel, good luck.
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