<prompt> Human: Ive recently received a job offer from a well-known software company as a technical project coordinator functionally its a PM role and Im 34 done with my Bachelors degree 30 credit hours in total left. The pay is up to par for the position and location. Accepting the job offer requires moving out-of-state and either putting my degree on hold or taking courses on a part-time basis. My experience and background is in founding tech startups and my goal is to become a project or program manager at a top tech company in the next 5 years. Based on your experience and opinion, could the experience in this role be a valuable step toward my goal and possibly worth putting my degree on hold? Additionally, if I have the relevant experience but lack of a degree, will the large tech companies even give me the time of day?Within 1-2 years, even on a part-time basis, I should have the degree done. But Ill assume that I wont have the degree completed at all, just for the sake of planning for all possibilities ahead of time.What do you think?  <response>: They will not hesitate to persuade you to drop your degree and work for them. Until they do not need you. Then they will drop you like a hot potato. You decide what is the better choice ... 