I have got a job in a big software company. I have also got a chance to do M.Tech. Which way shud I go?
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Which pays more money?  That's the way I'd go.
552252
With MS in CS your option are wide open . If you are working in Bangalore( Silicon Valley of India ) you can earn 400000 Rs /PA ( ~10K USD ) with 2 years of experience and it can go upto  2000000 ( ~50K USD/PA ) for 10 years of software development experience .\n\nThe actual buying power in Local curreny is three times of the US ( 50K in Bangalore = 150K in California )
138318
change job.  It is better to work in an environment where you feel like a part of a team.
169130
If you are specialized in IT, you can work as in IT specialist in any company. Look at Al-Ahram's friday issue and you will find there plenty of IT job opportunities. About the best place to live, I agree that Maadi is a good place, but I go for old Maadi, coz new Maadi is very crowded and is not the nicest place to live in.
348689
Take a temp job with a well known company. You can try out different companys..and types of positions within them. Then you have an in with them if you decide you'd like to stay.
626574
Ofcorse the software is in demand. U can chose to be in frontend or in the backend. Frontend includes programming languages like C, C++, Visual basic.\nBackend includes .NET and JAVA.\nIn todays compititive world u shold be an allrounder. So knowledge in hardware will also help u in geting job.
1948
I'm assuming you mean software development at a medium-to-large sized company:\nIn that case, team management and systems architect tend to have the best compensation levels.
336580
Your two choices seem miles apart. SAP probably involves customizing interfaces for a HR-related program suite while software testing is a completely different area. What is your degree in? Choose the one that best matches your education and talents.\n\nAbout that company and the start date. Did you reply to their offer letter? Sounds like they are stonewalling you. I would think of looking elseware as I wouldn't want to join a company that couldn't make up its mind.\n\nGood Luck !
601666
I would say that while you have enjoyed your current company and role, and learned a lot. You feel you will learn even more by changing organizations and seeing how things work in a different environment. You are looking for a company with a different pace, with more energy....etc.  \n\nTalk about your career aspirations and how the prospective company fits into your dreams, goals and plans.
893302
Software training (rep for a software company).  After they sell the product, you go out and train the clients on the systems.  You then get to travel and work with people.  Your existing computer background will help quite a bit since you can speak to people in both technical terms and layman's terms.  You could go to te job boards or to specific software company sites that you are interested in.  Just a thought.  Good luck!
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How many people do you know that even have that option? If I were you I would definitely persue my masters. If you can handle having a job at the same time then go for it. But if you can't then quit..I dont think you would be burning bridges if you explain the scenario.
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me also b.tech in i.t. hey wnna go sme as u ,wwna try Auss,hey contek me on my `i.m.` wnna chat wt u abt this ,pls
82071
Opportunities are ample for a person who has finished his/her BE. However the choices need to be made carefully by evaluating the interests you have and in which field you want to pursue your career. \nIn case you are technically oriented, you could for an ME or M.Tech degree. You can take it up further higher by doing a PhD. \nOther option is to pursue a degree in management. I guess u are from India. Management schools in India are dime-a-dozen, Hence you've got to make your choices carefully in finding out which is the best suited institute for you.
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I don't know what you like to do. But I can suggest that you take a small risk by leaving one of your jobs to free quality time and find a job that pays better AND you get to enjoy what you do. it's about how much effort and quality time you're willing to put into finding a 'good job'. I've been a high-tech industry manager at different levels for the past 13 years so take it from  me.. I will hire people who I believe invested time and efforts to prepare for the interview.. A final advice, there is no such thing as a great company,  it's what you want your job or career to be and taking some risks in your life. Hope this helps
552410
I'd go with the fact of it's not a good fit for you, you feel you have no opportunity for advancement, and that you've gone as far as you think you're going to go with that company, and that you're looking for a change. \n\nGood luck!!!
574878
Well, if money is your goal, I'd say that you should try to link your IT with a field that is involved with money.  Finance or Medical Technology might be interesting directions, but even something like Film Studies could be a fit if you us it the right way.
700001
Wise ones go for Computers unless ur in the semiconductor industry