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[redbeacon]

I have to agree and admit, I've strayed too far from the topic.

 

Anyways, I forgot to highlight....a software engineer is in a different job role than that of a system analyst.

So in layman's terms, one creates software, and even fixes them through lots of coding and coding.

The other plans -- and then with his expertise -- builds and connects a company full of computers and servers from the ground up.

 

[apeesc]

Hi redbeacon,

 

u in IT line, hope not training .. Kidding

So a sys analyst will be higher on line than software engineer?

 

Cheers

[arthur_chan]

Hi redbeacon,

 

u in IT line, hope not training .. Kidding

So a sys analyst will be higher on line than software engineer?

 

Cheers

 

more or less the same with different scope.

coding ppl is sort of higher paid, however job is not too stable, mainly depend on contract

building, connecting n fixing ppl is lower paid, however u wont be out of job