Tell about your educational background

Bachelors in engineering 30+ projects built 1 successful agency ran and texted 2 failed products

I have a Bachelor's degree in Journalism, but I haven't had any industry experience. Pivoted to the web hosting industry at first, and later ventured into software.

Robotics and technical cybernetics. And 5+ failed projects)

Master's Degree in Software Engineering. Looking to do an EMBA.

Nowadays, educational titles don't matter. Experience is the king and learning is the queen. My approach to education is to learn through curiosity. For example, now I really need (and want) to learn how to make growth sustainable. I try to learn as much as I can to find a way for my product.

BSc., Management Info. Systems MSc., Business Info. Systems MBA, International Bright minds here. Let's connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yemi...

Undergrad in a Business (super general) and lots of real world experience working for scaling organizations.

Master of arts in English and American literature

Work, work only work).

I am an engineering manager by profession

It's a long long story...

Many failed projects.

I'm still getting my education and it's software engineering.

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