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I want less "black hat" viewpoints on HR picko99. Lets put on the yellow hat and get some positive thinking.
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Computer Science or Software Engineering.Yeah more the BA/Project Management. What kind of degrees are suitable for a job like this?
And what do these technical departments do? I'm assuming help desk and internal IT. Do you know what pre-sales is? BDM? Network engineer? Standard pay for these dudes is $150k.Working in technical departments incorporating IT since 1997, and managing one for the last 5
Who said anything about "straight off the bat". And all the people I'm talking about are not managers.If you make it to senior management you'll be on big coin in pretty much any field, but if you're looking at doing a degree to earn some good coin straight off the bat there's better options than IT, imo.
Nope. But I'm guessing you want to "leave it at that" because you sort of know you are wrong.Going by your posting style You sound like an alias of some banned bay 13 supergenius, so prob leave it at that
IMO currently in Australia a science degree is equivalent to an arts degree, essentially worthless without (and in most cases with) further study.
. I'm Yet to see anyone who did a Bsc do anything with their degree.
Teach me how...With the exception of Actuarial Studies subjects, any other "knowledge" gained from a commerce subject can be easily self-taught over a weekend.
Couldn't be more wrong.
Enlighten me.
What realistic career options do I have with a BSc?
Even if I get a decent job w/o further study, what are my lt career prospects without further study?
I'm doing my first year of Law/International Relations at La Trobe. Really wanted to get in because I had a real interest in international politics. It's nothing more than ok at the moment. The core subjects are quite boring, but the electives are pretty broad, which is good. I'm doing an anthropology elective this semester after doing a history elective last semester.What are the thoughts on International Relations degrees?
No problems mate. If you have any questions, feel free to pm me.Thanks a lot deeman!
for those interested in making as much money as possible - keep in mind that the richest people in the world are NOT doctors and lawyers - they are businesspeople. so go study commerce (or join all the w***ers in actuaries).
and please don't anyone study medicine primarily for the money - there are enough shitty uninterested doctors in this country. also please dont study medicine if your english is shithouse.
for what it's worth, i study arts/science
studied Engineering/Finance in my undergraduate
now studying Accounting in postgraduate level
What I can say is studying Arts is useless, also studying Finance or Economics as a lone major , makes you one out of a million graduates applying for jobs.