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| quote: | Originally posted by echosystm
hard industry to break into though, at least it is here. no matter what qualifications you have or how good your grades are, you always end up fighting against 100 other guys just like you! lol
back on topic... when i started my degree i was set on becomming a programmer or DBA, but the industry seems really shit. particularly in times of economic downturn, companies stop investing in new IT and programmers are the first to lose their jobs. i've seen countless brilliant programmers, who are far more talented than myself, struggling to find work. it just seems like these people are far too undervalued.
instead i'm going to get into the maintenance side of things, rather than working on new stuff. the pay might not be as lucrative, but the work is definately more stable. gonna renew my CCNA and pickup and MCITP in the holidays and start getting into admin work. woo! |
In this current climate , im seeing non essential work as risky.
Like, people need to eat , need to drive , need to stay warm in a house.
Any industry that falls out this circle is high risk at the moment , like leisure,holiday(vacation)firms,the culinary sector.
Music is an industry that bit the dust long ago.Only so long you can pump out shit and expect it to return profit.
Anything good is just put on limewire
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