I realize the answer is not direct and an MS doesn't replace experience, but I'd like to gauge how much employers value a relevant master's degree and how far that would take me. Please note I am not fresh out of college.
I started Wellbutrin a couple of months ago and it’s been doing me a lot of good: I lost 10 lbs, I’m more socially engaged and I like the way that I think. However, one thing that’s been bothering me is how my disposition got more intense. I’m usually a type A perfectionist who’s good at maintaining the peace and working well with others, but now that I’ve been taking Wellbutrin I am incredibly critical, impatient, grumpy and cannot hide my emotions. It’s having a negative impact on whether I can work with people on my team. For example, I write angry emails and hit send in a fury. I feel justified. I write angry reviews on yelp when I’m dissatisfied with the service. I end up editing the review later if I feel bad. If I don’t like the way something was done, like these pants I got tailored, I have to actively hold my composure when I take them back to fix my pants. I am so regretful for how I am sometimes, but other times I find it a little freeing to feel everything (unless I was being unfair or rude…then I roll around in my grave in regret). Anyone else have this same experience? I need to regain my peaceful disposition again, but I feel like Wellbutrin might take away the control that I usually have over my negative emotions. I’ve been dealing with it because of the benefits though, as I’ve isolated myself due to depression and Wellbutrin has helped me reintegrate a bit with society, so I tend to think it’ll be worth the extra neuroticism. Thoughts?