Anonymous

09 Sep 2019

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Any suggestions if I should pursue IT, Engineering, Business or Accounting?

I'm thinking of getting a degree but with my grades and all, I'm guessing I can only get into private.

Looking to earn big stable bucks if I work hard and get promoted lol and most important job security

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Cedric Jamie Soh

07 Sep 2019

Director at Seniorcare.com.sg

The character to thrive in IT, Engineer, Business or Accounting are actually quite different.

Accounting is a stable field, but you need to be meticulously detailed and.. well it's boring.

Engineering- you need to take care of details too... and able to think in different layers and dimension.

Business- not sure if you mean running a business later with your degree.. need to be an all-rounder, need to handle stress and excitement

IT - technical stuff and jargons. Totally different from accounting or business

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