How happy/satisfied with your profession?

[ANNA_PLEASE_PETTU]

I know 90% are IT. Do share your experienc.e

Did you choose right path? 

Or what would have done better?like doctor or something. 

How happy satisfied are you with your current one.

If me next generation ki em suggest chestharu? would you expect them to do same IT Jobs or your profession?

[Gobi]

6 minutes ago, ANNA_PLEASE_PETTU said:

I know 90% are IT. Do share your experienc.e

Did you choose right path? 

Or what would have done better?like doctor or something. 

How happy satisfied are you with your current one.

 

100% happy

[tokkalogola]

100% happy on 1st and 15th of every month . More than happy during Bonus 😊

[maverick19]

1 hour ago, ANNA_PLEASE_PETTU said:

I know 90% are IT. Do share your experienc.e

Did you choose right path? 

Or what would have done better?like doctor or something. 

How happy satisfied are you with your current one.

 

profession nunchi happiness kadu anna salary kavali. no emotions

[Genuine11]

after working for more than 14 years I am 100% happy that I was able to work remotely in Covid which leaves to option that I am satisfied with my profession

If not IT I would have ended up with some business or a career in corporate finance analyst

[KGFsutthi]

2 hours ago, ANNA_PLEASE_PETTU said:

I know 90% are IT. Do share your experienc.e

Did you choose right path? 

Or what would have done better?like doctor or something. 

How happy satisfied are you with your current one.

 

Many of us in usa have everything back at home , money assets home and everything. Still we do average jobs here Donno why. So if you ask satisfied, we are never satisfied anna

[ANNA_PLEASE_PETTU]

3 hours ago, ANNA_PLEASE_PETTU said:

I know 90% are IT. Do share your experienc.e

Did you choose right path? 

Or what would have done better?like doctor or something. 

How happy satisfied are you with your current one.

If me next generation ki em suggest chestharu? would you expect them to do same IT Jobs or your profession?

I wouldnt recommend my IT Job to next generation, rather I would say become homeless thats fine but never work under someone. 

There are plenty of ways to make money, suck this routine 9 to 5 slavery jobs at the end no one counts how much loyal are you to the company, it only counts how much useful if not they may let you go in one day. 

[Konebhar6]

4 hours ago, ANNA_PLEASE_PETTU said:

I know 90% are IT. Do share your experienc.e

Did you choose right path? 

Or what would have done better?like doctor or something. 

How happy satisfied are you with your current one.

If me next generation ki em suggest chestharu? would you expect them to do same IT Jobs or your profession?

Endanno Path marchav  Good post.

Is it Right Path -> Financially best move for me.   always give 100% in whatever I do. So enjoyed the career so far. I would not change anything (coz of money),but hypothetically speaking, dream would be pursuing Agriculture, Fnancial Analyst, Pilot, entrepreneur, or any job that involves travelling to other places.

Very content with whatever I did so far. But I plan to do something else soon.

Next generation -> Whatever they want to pursue. They are smart enough to decide what they want to do.

[Konebhar6]

1 hour ago, ANNA_PLEASE_PETTU said:

I wouldnt recommend my IT Job to next generation, rather I would say become homeless thats fine but never work under someone. 

There are plenty of ways to make money, suck this routine 9 to 5 slavery jobs at the end no one counts how much loyal are you to the company, it only counts how much useful if not they may let you go in one day. 

Loyalty has not much value in corporate IT Jobs esp. You are getting paid to do the job. If a person gets more money in another job, without much thinking they would leave. Likewise, If the company does not need you, they will let you go. 

[enigmatic]

ok now. should have job hopped more instead of getting stuck in the same place for a long time. in hindsight should have done CA or phd in economics/finance. 

 

 

[ANNA_PLEASE_PETTU]

14 minutes ago, enigmatic said:

ok now. should have job hopped more instead of getting stuck in the same place for a long time. in hindsight should have done CA or phd in economics/finance. 

 

 

Job hopped ante ?

[enigmatic]

Job hopping is a trend that is growing exponentially in the labor market, mainly referring to professionals who change jobs frequently and voluntarily.² Job hoppers stay at a job for approximately one to two years, and some job-hoppers are dissatisfied with where a particular job leads in the future, so they hop to another job with a better career path.¹