If your background was in technical field like engineering, go to IT fields. Otherwise, ur only options are BA or QA and they are bad, real bad. Ur life will be miserable. You better go to different fields, it will be better for long term.

bairaghi · Jan 10, 2016 9:33 AM

I have a quick question on this - why do you think professionally or career wise, BA and QA sucks? I am trying to understand the intricacies of BA professional life. So what is the maximum a BA or QA could earn, say, directly working for the Employer or through direct vendor in 3 or 4 years time? (this question because I understand desi recruiters will give very less to the fresh opt BA / QA or fake profilers who merely have gc/citizenship). Another question is, how likely am I going to switch to a technical field, say SQL developer, after being BA for 4-5 years? Also, honestly please provide your opinion on whether you have seen, on average, smart BAs or QAs at work. Just wanted to take some feedback. In my own world, I am an aspiring BA. The one thing that I struggle a lot is to be Professionally Advance communicator. I am not talking about just plain old English. Say, when speaking in a meeting where Directors and Senior Sponsors are present, I have seen (including myself), ESL BAs fumble a lot. I don't see succinct and precise oratory skills. English not being first language doesn't help but not having in-depth knowledge of system and architecture doesn't help either. How do I work my way up from here?

kichhudada_siraha_madar · Jan 10, 2016 2:15 PM