ROI in Ireland: Is Studying or Working Worth It? | Part 3 with Raghav Dixit | Irish Job Market 2024
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This is Part 3 of 'Navigating the Irish Job Market in 2024' with Raghav Dixit. We delve into the complexities of building a career in Ireland and try to answer the burning questions on everyone's mind:
🤔Is it worth coming to Ireland for study or work?
💼 What's the ROI on your investment?
💰Will you be able to pay off your student loans?
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Man this was such a great and insightful episode from this series! Hats off to you brother 🫡
I have got an offer letter in international business management and i have done internship. Should i move to Ireland because right now i am from nepal and in my field there are not much job opportunities available so i am abit of confuse what to do please give some suggestions
Hello,
I got an offer from ATU for Devops . Currently I am having 6 years of experience as sap hana consultant. Which is the better opportunity sap consultant or Devops?
I got an offer from atu and I have nearly 2 years of experience as a quality analyst and I am getting suggestions from everyone to have atleast 3 years of experience.
Bit confused about coming there.
I agree with the suggestions you’re getting. It’s an odd threshold on experience, but companies and employers do consider candidates with more than 3 years of experience more.
What about with 2.8 years of experience in data engineering and a masters in AI?
Same with 2.9 years of work ex
It’s almost 3 years of professional experience, which is a good thing in my opinion. What I would suggest is to apply for internships during your studies to help you build a network. Reach out to your college career cell, professors and maybe even college alumni - see if they can help you with references.
If you are struggling to find relevant internships, work on independent projects. You can pick the most common/recurring problems in your field or specialization and provide how you would solve it. Publish your work on LinkedIn or Medium. This will show initiative and might help you attract employers.
I am a fresher and i have got an offer from dcu in msc in strategic management, as a fresher will it be good for me to come there ?
Based on my understanding, experienced candidates are preferred . Hence least 1-2 experience is necessary to Target jobs easily.
Freshers have a more difficult time finding jobs as compared to experienced people. If it’s possible, I would suggest taking some time and gaining professional experience before you make a move.