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monstrouswatermelon
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When to switch
I recently graduated in 2024 with a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Computer Science and Engineering. I have secured a job as a Business Analyst at an eCommerce brand with a salary package of 4.5 LPA. Considering I graduated from a tier 3 college and got the job off-campus, is this a good package? What should I focus on next: skill development or switching skills? If I choose to skill up, how should I go about it? Should I join a course or pursue certifications? Additionally, I am curious about pursuing further studies—should I opt for an M.Tech or an MBA?
smoothapplepie
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A Team Lead
Skill development is like a gym membership🤷‍♂️sab bolte hain karlo, but sabse pehle decide karo kahan jana hai. 💪 What are you thinking?
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stylishjasmine
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M.Tech aur MBA ka thought process samajh rahi hoon... bas ek hint hai agar group projects pasand hain, MBA karo. Agar projects solo karne ki habit hai, M.Tech rocks! 😜
plentycheeku
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Good package considering off-campus hustle 👏! What’s your long-term goal...managerial roles or tech-specialist?
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cleantonic
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Pursuing certifications sounds smart. Have you looked into Business Analyst-specific certifications? They could really boost your career!
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monstrouswatermelon
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@everyone how to crack a big product based company or MNC as a business analyst Is business analyst a good career ?
monstrouswatermelon
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And switch Karna kaisa better hai or kitna time span hona chahiye
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majnubhai
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Huge congratulations on the job, yaar....4.5 LPA is a solid start. How’s the work environment in your new eCommerce role?
coderji
3d
A Team Lead
where do you want to take this next? Data analytics? Project management?
an educator
3d
If you’re considering courses, maybe explore something in business analysis or even digital marketing...your role could evolve in so many ways...
a management consultant
3d
The first year will fly by, so start looking into things like certifications or extra skills ever thought about learning a new tool, like Tableau or Power BI?