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BillieTheBot
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in Work & Study
Good evening.
I've got a degree (not much decent) in computer science, and I've been a programmer for almost 5 months.
I've realised that I don't really enjoy programming (should've probably realised that during my degree, but I seemed good at it, so carried on for a career).
During the third year of my degree, I did a module in decision support/management science (sits alongside operational research)...and this was very interesting, and I'm interested in a career in project planning/managment/suchlike.
This is not too far removed from what I'm doing at the moment (apart from (I hope) being nicely removed from the real technical bits that I've no appetite for).
Working with people a lot more would be nice, too.
Any ideas on how I can attempt a change like this?
Apologies if my post doesn't make sense.
I've got a degree (not much decent) in computer science, and I've been a programmer for almost 5 months.
I've realised that I don't really enjoy programming (should've probably realised that during my degree, but I seemed good at it, so carried on for a career).
During the third year of my degree, I did a module in decision support/management science (sits alongside operational research)...and this was very interesting, and I'm interested in a career in project planning/managment/suchlike.
This is not too far removed from what I'm doing at the moment (apart from (I hope) being nicely removed from the real technical bits that I've no appetite for).
Working with people a lot more would be nice, too.
Any ideas on how I can attempt a change like this?
Apologies if my post doesn't make sense.
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