IMHO, IT degree is worse.
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 Jul 3 2006, 09:57 AM
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Jul 5 2006, 11:26 AM
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QUOTE(mIssfROGY @ Jul 3 2006, 07:23 PM) hmm.....i think If u r good in IT, wats stopping those companies from hiring u? Seriously, lotsa companies are looking for programmers. Java, Sas, C....3-5 years into these few languages and u will be earning big bucks. 5k-10k no probz...but must be good at it la. Indeed, if one is REALLY good, who dont want to hire him? Even if no one hire the good one, he/she can also develope useful applications to make a living. One who really good will not wait opportunity to come to them, but they will create the opportunity instead. QUOTE(say_it @ Jul 5 2006, 10:04 AM) why ppl always said IT fresh gradute always jobless.... there are the reasons... More specifically:- They are not good enough, only depends on what the lecture teach during the class. Those skill is not enuff to apply to those industries. - Choosy, want high pay and easy job but their skill is not competitive enough. like what mIssfROGY said, if you're really good enough you won't jobless. Good doesn't mean born to be good, the most important is must work hard to learn what ppl don't want to learn. - They do not know what and why the hell they are learning, even if the lecturers spoon feed them with well prepared lecture notes. - They only interested in playing dota, cs, war3, c&c, nfs, fifa, ro, etc. - They only know how to study from books, but do not know or learned anything practical from hands on. - They are too choosy, maybe they choosy coz the pay is low, or they only want to find IT job. - the they-dont-teach-me-how-i-know attitude. |
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