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Originally Posted by alatus
I think I will eventually transit to become an analyst role. I'm not cut out for being a programmer. I can implement, but I like the ideas more than the actual implementation.
And you have hit the nail on the head! One of the biggest problem with the skills learnt at the semi-gov place is that I'm worried that the skills learnt there are not transferable! I'm just a middleman between their clients and vendors. How useful would this skill be?  |
at the end of the day, it's just your cover letter and resume that will speak for itself. if you do have network contacts, it'll be much easier. in this case, you could easier state yourself as a manager, project manager or sales manager doing some kind of management between clients and vendors. something that gets you to the first interview.
when your contract expires, it's not the end yet. it's time for a better beginning. Use your networks or a recruiter to help you get the next better job.