09-09-2011 03:19 PM | ||
Hermit |
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You may be looking at it through rose tinted glasses. It is not as glam or as fun as you think. I would place my bet on the logistics industry and take up courses to enhance business/marketing/managerial skills. Good luck to you! |
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17-08-2011 09:48 PM | ||
Unregistered |
Gods chitlo Thanks. But won't it missed a chance to give a sht in sit since I'm only 23? But kind of old after grad too uh.. |
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02-08-2011 10:29 AM | ||
undiscern | It is a risk. Yes, your degree will be too niche for you to use it in the logistic sector. Perhaps you should start a new career in the hospitality line and build up from there. | |
02-08-2011 09:00 AM | ||
Unregistered |
I mean hotel course will allow me not to have a deskbound job. Meeting more people and more exposure. Mmm |
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02-08-2011 12:51 AM | ||
Unregistered |
Hotel admin is not an outdoor job. Do a business degree and stay in your current job. Learn as much as you can about freight forwarding and start a small freight firm in future. |
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02-08-2011 12:46 AM | ||
traveller |
Need advise on which studies path to choose Hi, I am currently accepted by SIT Bachelor of Science in Hotel Admin. At the same time, I am working full time in a well-known freight forwarding company after graduate with a diploma and is having a good pay of 2k. I do like and have interest in events, hotel, kind of a more outdoor job. But doesn't mean that i have no interest in logistics too. I do have but i thought of trying out something different. However, the trade off will be huge as if i were to continue working i will gained at least 4years experience in total upon graduation with a part time degree. But at the same time, i am afraid of the course in SIT would be too niche. So should I try out something i have interest in or stay in my current job and advance after i have a business deg which seems to be a better choice? Or just go ahead with SIT full time? I have two study path to choose: 1) Go for the SIT 2years course 2) Stay in my current job and take part time business degree So which would be a better choice? |