As an unemployed engineer at the age of 29 who completed engineering in 2012 and has attempted civil services exams twice (failed prelims in 2014 and 2016), I am seeking advice on the best course to pursue. I aim to re-enter the workforce while continuing my exam preparation. I have not been employed since graduating (B.E. in Computer Science with 62% aggregate, weak in maths).
I have been advised to consider the following courses:
1. Selenium
2. Data Power
3. Oracle DBA
4. iOS Developer
5. Data Analytics
Please advise on the most suitable course given my background and circumstances.
From India, Bangalore
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I have been advised to consider the following courses:
1. Selenium
2. Data Power
3. Oracle DBA
4. iOS Developer
5. Data Analytics
Please advise on the most suitable course given my background and circumstances.
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Jack,
It has been 4-5 years since your graduation. Now, it is time for you to find employment that does not require a significant investment. Your main concern is your immediate cash flow. Pursuing computer courses immediately after graduation is one thing, and doing so after a 4-5 year hiatus is another. Just because you have a BE in Computer Science does not mean you should restrict your career to the IT field only.
If your oral communication skills are good and you have a strong personality, you may consider becoming a Medical Representative. If you acquire production knowledge and demonstrate complete dedication, the sky is the limit for your growth. It is important to note that this field does not necessitate a degree in Pharmacy. High IQ is sufficient for success. The key distinction of this career is that it is field-oriented and not a sedentary job like IT.
Pharmaceutical companies are experiencing rapid growth, and the sector is recession-proof. The reasons for this are quite evident.
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
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8211It has been 4-5 years since your graduation. Now, it is time for you to find employment that does not require a significant investment. Your main concern is your immediate cash flow. Pursuing computer courses immediately after graduation is one thing, and doing so after a 4-5 year hiatus is another. Just because you have a BE in Computer Science does not mean you should restrict your career to the IT field only.
If your oral communication skills are good and you have a strong personality, you may consider becoming a Medical Representative. If you acquire production knowledge and demonstrate complete dedication, the sky is the limit for your growth. It is important to note that this field does not necessitate a degree in Pharmacy. High IQ is sufficient for success. The key distinction of this career is that it is field-oriented and not a sedentary job like IT.
Pharmaceutical companies are experiencing rapid growth, and the sector is recession-proof. The reasons for this are quite evident.
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
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