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Re: West Coast Tech Startups [#permalink]
usually startups need people with specific traits to add lots of value from the get go...there's very little room to "train" somebody unless they have enough cushion (both time & money) to do so. if a dual degree allows you to be more attractive for the specific startups you're looking at, i don't think it's a bad idea.
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