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1. From engr to biz, need add 1year?
2. Engr is logic.. Biz is fluff.. Hard to switch. 3. Engr in o&g have prospect, Biz in banking have prospect. Which both now are in mud. Of course fmcg n pharmacy are still standing well 4. Engr is very wide you can find your niche. Same for business. Accounting if you are in big4, you might cry for worklife balance. What is your decision pt? Next 5 years, growth or glam. Next 10 years work life balance. Some industry have growth and no balance.. Meaning short term you growth, then you want to slow down.. No option There is no str8 answer |
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actually it depends on what industry you are in, rather than what course of studies... of course there are course-industry co-relationship. for example, accountants works in any industry. for example, IT working in a semiconductor industry, maybe get 1k lesser pay than in fmcg; IT working in banking get 2k more than pharma... etcs... |
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in the next 5 year i wish to find both growth and balance, sound impossible tho any advice on the raise increment compare between eng and bus?i heard lot of rumors that eng pay only increase a bit compare to bus which is much more. |
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Engineering do pay more which is also depend on ur field and company. Whatever it is, both need you to be good in maths and your understanding. Eng course is definitely more difficult then a business degree. |
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i have few friends who left the force and choose a pte uni degree. i saw them despite having a merit cert and having a good poly result, they couldnt find a job for quite some time whereas a local grad who just got a 3rd class or not even an honors got the job first. another although got into a GLC but the prospect and pay was not even there. business and eng entry pay is different and i cant say that business is forever above engineering because looking at all my friends who got a pte degree in business, they start low and increment is the same range for all pte degree. i also have seen pte degree accountant who earn big bucks because they got other professional registration and courses on top of their cert, like get themself chartared and they took like >10 years to obtain a high pay which prestigious uni grad can achieve in maybe 7 years or so. so, i wish you could put in more effort in the courses that you intend to take because if you got a pte uni cert and still didnt manage to score well, then it will be even harder. and eventhou u got into a company, there is a high chance you get paid a lot lesser and graded under advance diploma pay scheme rather then a uni grad. |
if you would ask me, i would say that the value of your cert, results and luck will depend on the prosperity of your job, irregardless of your course.
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Both job supply chain assistant doing logistics coordination.. Moral of story, if you are in the right course not enuff. You need to shine too.. No free durian even if you stand beside one.. I am in IT, there is a huge gap between a Java developer n an Sap programmer... |
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