hiya people!
i'm a fresh graduate with an Interdisciplinary Studies degree. i just want to know what happened to others who have the same degree.
i'm in the process of job-hunting now and i feel that i need to know what is in store for my fellow IS batchmates and me.
i heard a lot about people who came from more specialized courses (management, for example) that are doing well. what about IS people?
need feedback...THANKS :confused:
[ April 12, 2003: Message edited by: sleepyhead ]
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QUOTE(sleepyhead @ Apr 11 2003, 11:43 PM) 
hiya people!
i'm a fresh graduate with an Interdisciplinary Studies degree. i just want to know what happened to others who have the same degree.
i'm in the process of job-hunting now and i feel that i need to know what is in store for my fellow IS batchmates and me.
i heard a lot about people who came from more specialized courses (management, for example) that are doing well. what about IS people?
need feedback...THANKS :confused:
[ April 12, 2003: Message edited by: sleepyhead ]
i'm a fresh graduate with an Interdisciplinary Studies degree. i just want to know what happened to others who have the same degree.
i'm in the process of job-hunting now and i feel that i need to know what is in store for my fellow IS batchmates and me.
i heard a lot about people who came from more specialized courses (management, for example) that are doing well. what about IS people?
need feedback...THANKS :confused:
[ April 12, 2003: Message edited by: sleepyhead ]
Hi sleepyhead!
You know, it's quite hard to explain to people who are not aware of what IS is, what it is. But I find it challenging na now. It simply means we can multitask.
Because we can understand things from different disciplines. Galeng, di ba? 
I think we're versatile workers. Think about that.
I see that your post is years old but I hope you're happy with your job now.
Goodluck!
QUOTE(lavender @ Sep 27 2006, 11:27 AM)
QUOTE(sleepyhead @ Apr 11 2003, 11:43 PM)
hiya people!
i'm a fresh graduate with an Interdisciplinary Studies degree. i just want to know what happened to others who have the same degree.
i'm in the process of job-hunting now and i feel that i need to know what is in store for my fellow IS batchmates and me.
i heard a lot about people who came from more specialized courses (management, for example) that are doing well. what about IS people?
need feedback...THANKS :confused:
[ April 12, 2003: Message edited by: sleepyhead ]
Hi sleepyhead!
You know, it's quite hard to explain to people who are not aware of what IS is, what it is. But I find it challenging na now. It simply means we can multitask.
Because we can understand things from different disciplines. Galeng, di ba? I think we're versatile workers. Think about that.
I see that your post is years old but I hope you're happy with your job now.
Goodluck!
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