Recently I am see lot of anons asking career advice for IT services.
>Why IT?
Because it gives best pay to effort ratio. Actually several times higher than other engineering sectors.
>Ever wondered why this is?>Why India has the biggest gap?>Will this be same when I join tomorrow as it has been for couple of decades?
Sorry to bring it to y'all but it won't. Our IT sector unlike other sector is purely standing on US fiat currency. They can decide how much money they can print out of thin air since 70's. But just printing the money alone won't fetch it notional value. It needs to flow. Just like stagnant water becomes unfit for supporting life but flowing river always does.
To keep the flow of this they divided sectors across world; manufacturing to china, semi-conductor to Taiwan/Korea, Heavy industries to Japan and IT/services to India.
But here is the issue, the globalists who came up with these plans even before last century had also planned to end this scheme when the time is right because the controlled destruction is better than uncontrolled one. Once that happens, the entire Indian IT sector which stands on fragile base of fiat USD will crumble like house of cards. That will be some sight.
But then when is that time? The time is very near, a crash much bigger than 2008 and dot com. Most probably in this tenure of Trump. The clues are all over the place. SO what should you do?
Just do what interests you most. Take IT only if you have genuine interest in it and feel you can be above pro. Otherwise take any other field like Electronics, Mechanical or Anything else which you like to do the best and you can excel. Don't waste ridiculously large money on degree especially some meme degrees floating in the market. If you are confident in your skills even basic graduation degree from your local will be enough. The fall of Indian IT sector will level the earning ground and jobs earlier looked down upon will no longer be looked down.
Good Luck Anons.
Thats where u are wrong
every single thing of what u said is true. despite that u r wrong do u know why ?
The permanent underclass.
U r overestimating the genuineness of Indian IT.
the sector will turn extractive it will try to survive by taking jobs from wherever automation can be done and all that money will be horaded by tip few engineers
Even now people in banglore are trying to automate every job in gurgaon.
When shit hits the fan they will cannibalize every other sector.
So this is the best time to join IT.
I agree, you should either do something that actually deeply interests you or is not directly affected by global market situations. Find something that can't be automated. Prefer sarkari even if it pays half of what the private one pays for now.
