Posted by: sherlock January 13, 2014
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You seem to have qualities required to become a top notch reporter based on the way you framed those questions.
However, if you're hellbent on pursuing an IT career, I'd say start off with BA or QA. You can't go wrong with either. Since it's January already, you're better off getting trained for a QA position as it might come in handy to meet the H-1 filing deadlines (March, if I'm not mistaken); QAs generally get placed sooner and since most interviews are done over the phone, based upon your consultancy, cracking your interview should be completed w/ limited ease. But really, you can't go wrong with any field as far as getting placed in concerned. Your resume w/ 6-8 years of "professional experience" is gonna woo any potential client and sooner or later, you'll get placed.
And you'll be able to sustain your stronghold, once you get in, with minimal fuss as a QA or a BA. But then again, I've come to meet some friends w/ little or no computer background working as Programmers and DBA specialists.
However, if you're hellbent on pursuing an IT career, I'd say start off with BA or QA. You can't go wrong with either. Since it's January already, you're better off getting trained for a QA position as it might come in handy to meet the H-1 filing deadlines (March, if I'm not mistaken); QAs generally get placed sooner and since most interviews are done over the phone, based upon your consultancy, cracking your interview should be completed w/ limited ease. But really, you can't go wrong with any field as far as getting placed in concerned. Your resume w/ 6-8 years of "professional experience" is gonna woo any potential client and sooner or later, you'll get placed.
And you'll be able to sustain your stronghold, once you get in, with minimal fuss as a QA or a BA. But then again, I've come to meet some friends w/ little or no computer background working as Programmers and DBA specialists.