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Done B.tech mechanical engineering in 2017, 4yrs experience in metal industry as production supervisor and now pursuing project management in conestoga. Should i pursue supply chain management or switch to IT field, i am confused?. Help me please

@@iammohitsachdeva Hello Mohit! Why don’t you continue in your production engineering field only? There are many industries here which requires skilled production engineers including Automotive, Appliances, Plastic injection moulding and many other. As you have 4 years of experience you must have gained impeccable skills in Lean and six sigma methodologies, you can also look for similar roles which requires those skills. In addition, your current course project management can also help you gain some more skills. I would highly recommend you to get certified as PMP. Switching to supply chain doesn’t make any sense, as jobs in this field are pretty much limited to few industries only. It’s agents in India who created hype about supply chain management in Canada. Talking about IT, it’s going to be very hard in the beginning to switch from mechanical. Also, currently IT companies have high pool of talented engineers available at their hand, so it would be very rare for them to consider you for core IT jobs. Still you can try gaining some skills through online platform.

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110k+ annually

@@ashleybrar Thanks for your response Karan. Are you also into IT in Canada?

Try big 4, 110 to 120 should not be tough.

Which institute?

Scm is also good i think🤔

Switch to IT field. 5 yrs working in SCM in Ontario and not that great.

In North America, they outsource CS and IT work overseas. It is safer to be in engineering field. Many Mech Eng jobs require P.Eng. license and are not easily outsourced.

@@smwk2017 Only 2 jobs are outsourced in IT out of 100. And there are 100 IT jobs for every 10 engineering jobs.

@@guhankathiroli4439 I am not seeing any old IT guys. They disappeared. In engineering side, many got to work until their retirement due to experience and baby boomers leaving the workforce. My observation is that CS and IT are for the young.

Whats ur profile?

@@sahibjeetsingh8644 trying to choose data science as career Did 12th arts and waiting for my offer letter🥺

​@@ashleybrar Bro, arts student can also do data science you can do bsc in computer science or bca and after that you can do msc in data science, Best of Luck🙂

In addition I don't like work in which I have to wear Appron , masks , glasses and Work into Labs n all I like to wear some classy Formal and Work into the Co operate world Bcz I like to Teach something and I obsessed with speaker and stage . I identify thath this type of work and carrer is best for me but don't know the proper pathway n all . Please guide me Sahil bhaiya.. I'm really really Greatful to you for end of my life.. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏