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| 20-06-2013 11:00 AM | ||
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| 11-05-2013 12:59 PM | ||
| Unregistered | Would this be the same as taking NTU Business with IT Major? | |
| 28-01-2013 01:10 PM | ||
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Agreed. In fact, IT sales and marketing professionals are one of the highest paid in the market. Found these figures off a school website that offers diplomas in just that: Be an Infocomm Sales and Marketing Professional! |
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| 12-01-2013 01:14 PM | ||
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As with anything, do it only if you have the interest. On the topic of prospects though, you don't have to worry. Business IT will never be out of demand. Hate to point out the obvious, but there is simply no way a business can operate efficiently or even simply operate without business and IT people. |
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| 11-01-2013 10:50 PM | ||
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Best is to work for technology companies in sales or consulting. Typical salary for upper management is around $200K and senior management $300-500K, but at these levels its all about delivering on revenue and income, doesnt matter if you are FT or not, and in fact locals generally perform better. |
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| 11-01-2013 08:59 PM | ||
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Developer in any industry, IT PM, business analyst, operations in banks... |
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| 10-01-2013 09:59 PM | ||
| dilemma | Tks for the information. So it seems like I don't have to worry much about employment prospects with a ecommerce degree. Can anyone just give an idea of what type of jobs u are doing now as an ecommerce graduate? As mentioned earlier, "employment opportunities are abound", I would like to find out some examples of the kind of jobs I can look forward to. | |
| 09-01-2013 11:18 PM | ||
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It isn't an entirely new course. I am a graduate of NUS B. Comp in EC many years back. I am not sure how much the curriculum has changed but I guess it should still give you a very good mix of business as well as technology knowledge. This is invaluable because a very common situation in corporations is that techies can't speak business and biz folks can't speak techno; you'll be the outstanding one who can. Employment opportunities abound. "Is it true that a business degree offer more job security and better pay than a computing one?" Not if you play your game well 
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| 09-01-2013 08:47 PM | ||
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Thought you might be interested in this event TechinAsia Meetup Singapore - Eventbrite You'll find many people in the industry at such events so its a good place to just get feedback about the industry and just network |
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| 09-01-2013 08:26 PM | ||
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I'm in this field right now. No, not that many foreign talents and honestly, demand for people in this field is rather high. I didn't get very good grades but I'm doing better than most of my peers and its relatively easy finding for a job. Personally I don't think it really matters whether you choose business or IS. Just choose whatever you are confident in scoring well in. Very impt to get a good internship. Think about getting extra qualifications like google analytics indiv qualification. You can also try asking here Web Wednesday Singapore | LinkedIn |
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