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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People don't seem to understand that the kids that graduate from a CS program and typically much more intelligent that the others who didn't, especially considering the competition to get into those programs over the past several years. Do you think they won't be able to figure out their careers relative to someone who majored in, what, English?[/quote] 100% agree.. a successful person changes careers multiple times. I for one was a civil engineer, worked as a programmer (don't ask me how), then completed an MBA by moving to US, worked in marketing and now finance at a Tech company. I go where the opportunities are and where I can achieve my personal preferences of work life balance[/quote] If you are that successful in your field you job jump but stay in the same field.[/quote] Life is winding path.. what works for you doesn't work for everyone is my point. Need to be open to career changes, continuing educations, advanced degrees as interests- opportunities change over time.[/quote]
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