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To pro or not to pro?

  • 18-08-2010 3:23pm
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    LegacyUser
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    I am currently after sitting my repeats and have started applying for jobs. I am unsure what area to go into. I did a tough Computer Science degree but I am pretty bad at programming as are a lot of my class mates but what I have found is that most of the highly paid jobs are all in programming and I am unsure should I apply for programming jobs as well as the other type of IT type jobs. Like my thinking is that I might get to like it if the job gives me sufficient training that is if they would hire me.

    Like I didnt really like it at College but there was one module that I did enjoy programming though that is because our lecture made us do all the fun stuff like making games etc but even then I did get a lot of help off the lecture for assignments.

    So I am unsure should I apply for something I dont really like and not really good at or should I only apply for the jobs that I can actually do?


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