Hello everyone,
I am new to this group. I'm a Computer Science graduate holding a diploma in Computer Application and Technology, and I have been working in this field for more than 3 years now. I started as a web designer, then I left that job and became a faculty in a computer institute teaching DTP, MS Office, and VB courses. Currently, I'm working in a bank in the IT department as a support service executive (IT helpdesk). These three are different work areas. I have also completed several small courses like librarianship and journalism.
However, now I'm totally confused because all of these areas are my interests. If I have to stick to one position, which one should I go for? What would help me to get more job satisfaction and where will I be able to earn more money?
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I am new to this group. I'm a Computer Science graduate holding a diploma in Computer Application and Technology, and I have been working in this field for more than 3 years now. I started as a web designer, then I left that job and became a faculty in a computer institute teaching DTP, MS Office, and VB courses. Currently, I'm working in a bank in the IT department as a support service executive (IT helpdesk). These three are different work areas. I have also completed several small courses like librarianship and journalism.
However, now I'm totally confused because all of these areas are my interests. If I have to stick to one position, which one should I go for? What would help me to get more job satisfaction and where will I be able to earn more money?
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