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ValTT

December 25,2022 at 3:59PM UTC

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Good day to all. at the moment I work as a designer in a developing IT company, but the level of salary does not suit me, do you think I should retrain now, for example, a programmer, or is this specialty not in demand?

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Crystal HowellDecember 26,2022 at 6:06AM UTC
You can retrain as everything is computerized, and look for a job that will pay for your training. Many IT recruiters are on linkedin and here,just ask.
AnonymousDecember 28,2022 at 1:15PM UTC
Maybe you just don't have enough knowledge to be a professional designer? Maybe you just need to increase your knowledge and experience in this matter? And then get a job in a more solid company. I don't think you should quit your job. Designers are now worth their weight in gold.
Alexandra TyshchenkoDecember 29,2022 at 8:30AM UTC
You can try. Moreover, this profession guarantees employment even during the crisis. Look at https://devoxsoftware.com/blog/product-discovery-process-comprehensive-guide-for-2023/ where you can start. Programming is based on mathematics. The basis of programming is algorithms, and it is easiest to learn it on mathematical problems. Therefore, if you have a knowledge of mathematics - this is a big plus.