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Mean_R34

By Mean_R34,
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I was offered a Desktop Packaging role at Fujitsu for $70k a year. I turned it down.

But I'm 27 with 6 years experience in IT.

27

I coulda sworn you look only 17

babyface :P

wilch Grand Master

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27

I coulda sworn you look only 17

babyface :P

LOL!!

ooh, and for those of you that are just leaving high school and thinking about doing an IT degree. Think twice.

I guarantee that everything and anything to do with IT that can be moved offshore (yes that includes coding) will be moved offshore within the next few years.

Become an electrician. They make a lot of money, and we will always need electricians to be in Australia. They can't very well wire up a house from india can they....

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LOL!!

ooh, and for those of you that are just leaving high school and thinking about doing an IT degree. Think twice.

I guarantee that everything and anything to do with IT that can be moved offshore (yes that includes coding) will be moved offshore within the next few years.

Become an electrician. They make a lot of money, and we will always need electricians to be in Australia. They can't very well wire up a house from india can they....

Totally agree....

P&O Ports had a massive IT department that was hiring and growing and then all of a sudden it got shipped off shore just like that!

300 IT Clowns out of a job......

They only had one weeks notice...

I Agree...Become an electrician LOL

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I was offered a Desktop Packaging role at Fujitsu for $70k a year. I turned it down.

But I'm 27 with 6 years experience in IT.

I question that statement wilch.

By "Desktop packaing" do you mean a std rollout jb, coz if so there's no way u'd be paid that!

Doesn't sound very glamrous.

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