- Sanjay Patel
- Leicester
- United Kingdom
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Working in IT?
I have a dilemma where my current job isn’t providing me with the career development I want. I am not ‘learning or developing’ at this company. My passion used to be I.T but it’s slowly going away. There are many reasons, first my health has declined since working there and stress is a huge factor.
To put things into context, they have this expectation that you must “know it”; therefore they just give you projects or tasks to do with that in mind. I do state that it’s alien to me and that with all the will in the world it’s going to take time and guidance to complete something.
They have no comprehension of what learning is, in fact they think learning is getting on the Internet and searching for something. They dont manage you or manage projects. Everything is done on the fly, its utter madness.
My plan is to leave once I’ve done 12months at the company (3.5 months left) and by then I should have saved up £10k and this should support me in the coming months without a job. I intend to use this time at home to study 9-5 in the .NET Framework / C# coding so that I know how to program or can understand to a better level than currently. The idea is to produce an application from design to implementation so that I can take it to a new/better prospective employer.
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Sanjay Patel
to answer your question, i want to create a news article blog type website using concrete5 or DNN.
i also have an idea for a print manager with an android app for a local business. so they can utilise the barcode scanning capabilities. the print manager will handle the rest.
i want to write a proper development design for the 2nd idea and document and conduct proper testing. i simply want to do everything my current company does not do.
what do you do for work?
Zared Schwartz
Sanjay Patel
How long have you been out of a job? do you 'enjoy' what you do?
Zared Schwartz