are you ok? what's with the smileys? this rambling response and extra assumptions your adding to my very easy to read post are weird. take a deep breath and read carefully.
i'm going to break down my response for you because i don't think you understood
1. you said a masters degree would make it difficult to get a non-management job outside of a person's current company.
your exact quote:
You should know that a masters degree is going to make it hard for you to get another IT job outside of your company if it isn't in management.
here is one example of a job listing that specifically lists a masters degree as a requirement AND is not a management job:
https://www.healthitjobs.com/job-details/business-analyst/new-york/new-york-city/jobid-7555/
This is a business analyst job that is mostly dealing with requirements gathering and working with developers in delivering whatever the job description lists.
This is one example of a job that 1. requires a masters degree and 2. is not management
· Highly Desired Requirements:
Master's degree in Biomedical Informatics, Business, Public Health, Computer Science, or a related field.
here is completely diff job in a different city :
https://windriver.tms.hrdepartment....&site_id=148&view_language=en-US&referrer=102
Education:
- BSCS/BSCE/BSEE or Equivalent.
- Masters degree is an asset.
and one more for good measure:
https://jobs3.netmedia1.com/cp/faces/job_summary?job_id=SWG-0653599
Preferred
- Master's Degree in Information Technology
Those are 3 completely different examples of jobs at different coasts that
a) are not management jobs
b) require or prefer a masters degree
follow the logic:
a) a person is at company A.
b) company B, C and D have job postings for non management jobs that prefer a masters degree
c) conclusion: there are non-management jobs at other companies that require or prefer a candidate with a masters degree.
that's how easily deductive logic works, and how easily your statements are proven wrong.
is that easier for you to understand? I hope this was clear and you don't go off rambling about "fantasy lands" or making incorrect blanket statements alluding to masters degrees basically being useless or detrimental to one's job search outside of their current company.
telling me about this job which is supposed to be some IT job he's called me twice in two weeks but still has not even sent me over the job specifications 
on friday he called me and wanted to setup an interview next week. Im sending his ass a email today demanding the job specs im not wasting my time going to an interview for i job i dont even want, although the company would look great on my cv (top 3 company in the world) and the salary is a 6k increase when i leave where im currently at im looking for a serious step up
