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Could you also share with me how's work life's like for you as an software engineer in Malaysia? I've heard that many will spend long hours on work, some even till midnight. Is that true?
- Software Engineers of Malaysia, need your advice : r/malaysia - Reddit
Software Engineers of Malaysia, need your advice. Education....
- Changing careers to software development? : r/malaysia - Reddit
(5) Software engineering is an extremely lucrative and...
- How many job opportunities for software engineering? : r/malaysia - Reddit
Thinking of going back to school and finishing my degree (in...
- Is a software engineering degree worth it? : r/malaysiauni - Reddit
Yes, it is worth it. The issue is mainly for the job...
- Software Engineers of Malaysia, need your advice : r/malaysia - Reddit
Software Engineers of Malaysia, need your advice. Education. Hi guys, I'd like to seek for advice from those who are in the field. I am trying to do a career change and was looking at part time bachelor's degree & masters degree in software engineering.
Temper your expectation of coding, as Software engineer don't code as much as you might think (largely based on company), just like electronic engineer dont design circuitry all the time. And as you climb up the ladder, there will be less coding and more project management and planning.
(5) Software engineering is an extremely lucrative and fulfilling career. It's never too late to start and you would still be coding (if you don't go into management) 20 years from now. If you're good, you can get jobs at top tier tech companies overases and retire within 2 decades (the amount of money they make is mindboggling to the average ...
Thinking of going back to school and finishing my degree (in the US). The industry is hyper-competitive in the US and it isn't uncommon to apply for 5-600+ jobs and still get nothing. I know the pay isn't as great in Malaysia but as long as I have quality of life I'm okay with that.
Software engineers in Malaysia with 4 years of experience. Career. Is a gross salary of RM5.6K for a senior software engineer (permanent) in line with current 🇲🇾 industry standards? Looking for opinions on salary expectations and the overall compensation landscape in the tech industry. I feel like Im being underpaid if I were to compare with this:
Yes, it is worth it. The issue is mainly for the job opportunities for the fresh grads. If you somehow manage to get into a job and stayed for 2 or 3 years, subsequent job searches are so much easier compared to when you were just graduated. As for small or big companies, there are pro and cons.
