Hi everyone,
I'm currently working on an SAP MM-based project. Despite talking with everyone who could assist me in securing a development role, I've been told that, as an ASE, I can't switch to development. I'm worried about my career because I've always wanted to move to the development side, but I've been given a functional role instead.
I'm considering enrolling in the Scaler Academy Software Development Course to transition to a development career. The course costs nearly 3.15 lakh. I would appreciate your thoughts on whether I should purchase the course. Additionally, I would like to know the recent placement data for Scaler, as they are only promoting the placement data for the 2020-2021 batch, which was audited by KPMG. They haven't mentioned the recent placement statistics.
Please provide me with your valuable suggestions.
See, it’s very simple, all you have to do is sit and study 🤷🏻. Weather you do it on your own or you learn from the scalar academy it’ll be same thing, end of the day it’s your hard work and perseverance that matters. If you’re really really interested in software development, instead of paying them 3.5 lakhs buy an awesome MacBook for 1.5 lakhs, and start coding. Start from scratch, I’ll provide you with the whole study plan. Learn the programming languages you like, implement a project from scratch, learn some cloud services, and then host your project online, do it for couple of projects, you’ll be very confident than going through Scalar course. You don’t even have to worry about which language/project/cloud etc etc, everything is on YouTube. Start with python, there are millions of video resources on YouTube where they implement project from end to end. And hosting it on cloud as well. I’ll tell you one thing, it’s all about perseverance.
Scaler people are good at marketing. They just show you the good side of their firm. They will teach you,take fees but they don't take any responsibility for the placements. If you are able to crack the big role after the course it's their success but if you are not able to get any job after the course it's your failure. The amount they're charging is very high, I saw some people take loans to invest in their courses. If they're earning this much from one person, they should take responsibility or else provide a refund to the person in some parts who's unable to take a good job after the course but they do nothing about that.
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