Internosis - knowledge management,ecommerce and project consulting
*Home>>>Application Development

What is my career path if I do not like pragramming.?

What is my career path if I do not like pragramming.

I have a MS degree in Computer Science. In the past 6 years, I have worked on application maintenance,
support, Quality Assurance, Development(programming), supervising and coordinating outsource project.

But, I find I do not like programming. What are other career paths for me? Thanks a lot! My undergraduate
was business.

I think "technical support" may be a good position for you.
Because it needs your CS background but it doesn't need programming all days. Instead, you will communicate with customers for resolving problems.

Project Manager and or Business Analyst are the paths for you.

I have been in the IT world for 25years now and that is the path of least resistance for thoise that want to work IT but not programming.

Learn 'Nix administration, as it pays better, http://yolinux.com

and, http://pclinuxos.com

You could go for a track such as Management Information Systems, database design, system design or some other Information Systems job. Another thought is, depending on how much you enjoy math, become a researcher. Statistics should have been part of your curriculum as an undergrad. I did that at the end of my IT career. You may have to do a bit of programming in SAS or some other statistical language, but it isn't real difficult.

Tags
　　E-Commerce 　　Supply Chain 　　Data Mining 　　ERP 　　CRM 　　Application Development 　　Software Consulting 　　Software Development 　　Information Technology 　　Technology Consulting 　　Project Training
Related information
  • The authors of this series of articles are part of a rapidly-growing profession called HRD. It's actually been

    Pretty vague, Shaq, but I'll see if this is an answer to your question: HRD is important in Criminal Justice as the means to hire, train, and retain competent people. Locating competent ...

  • What is the benefit of using J2EE Platform?

    J2EE is helpful in developing multitire enterprise application. you can go through this link also

    ...
  • What is the Significance of research in marketing?

    Ugh! I hate marketing, precisely for their "market research." Marketers will tell you that they need to do market research in order to know what customers need and/or want from the prod...

  • Do I need 2 separate applications in order to apply to 2 separate phd programs of a university?

    That kind of policy is determined by each University. You need to contact the registrar at U. C. Davis (or wherever) and just ask them. If the two different Ph.D. programs are both administered b...

  • What tools are available for quickly creating mockups of screen shots, when designing GUI applications? Thanks

    How about using Visual Basic Express or Visual C# Express. They're "lite" versions of VB.NET and C#.NET. You could mockup your screens without any associated code. The advantage i...

  • I am working as Auto Cad draughtsman. I am looking for a overseas job. Can u help?

    I can see that you are a man of rich exposure and experience and I am sure that you will be able to contribute a lot to any organization you work in. I know one of my friends who is currently worki...

  • How do I write GUI based applications (desktop apps) without using the event-driven-paradigm?

    I think you should first ask yourself why you are designing a GUI based application at the first place. As long as it's a GUI then there must be interactivity between your application and the ...

  • What you thinking about surveyers?

    George Washington was a surveyor before he was President.

    ...
    • 　

    Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster