Which job is better for me?

Hi,
i m software engg. working in an MNC.
i have got another offer from Shipping corporation of india( a government company) for the post os assistant manager.

right now i m earning 21k here.there i will be getting 29k before 6th pay commission.
After 6th pay commission i might get around 50k.
currently i m in bangalore but if i join that i will have to shift to mumbai.

which do u think is better for me?

it is true that i will be getting more money there but what about 3-4 years . There growth rate is slow and the work environment is not lively.

i will be doing software job there too(implementing and maintaining ERP). Currently i m in .NET middle tier.

this company is good one and really like it. BUt the problem is that ,that govenment compant is not bad also.

could u please give me appropriate suggestion

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mohitsingla3

  • Mar 20th, 2009
 

In Current scenario, Government Job is better option if you think your existing Company is not going to give you pink slip in next year or so. So there is a job security as well as increase in your designation as well salary. Also it is 10 times harder? to get government job.

However if you?have confidence and you have an excellent background then no one can stop you in MNC for your personal growth. ERP is good field and in near future it will increase not stable.?If you are, then stay in MNC, situation will be better in 3-4 years. Mohit

giipdelhi

  • Aug 10th, 2010
 

"Best of Luck"
If you are going for Government job. While there are other alternatives in the private sector. You can become a patent analyst and get double hike in salary.

If you've got a technical degree but don't know how to use it, take a look at what a role in intellectual property can offer. A patent attorney/agent is a specialized techno legal professional who is qualified to write, obtain and advise clients about patents and to protect the intellectual property (IP) rights in commercial products or processes.

A legal background is not required, however: the essential requirement for patent law is technical expertise. Patent attorneys may deal with patents, which protect technological innovations, and with other types of IP such as registered and unregistered designs, which protect the shape and appearance of products. A patent attorney can work for a private firm or an organization’s in-house patent department.

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