Re: Career move...
Thanks for your input guys...
I know what you are saying Fayz, and its both yes and no. Like X2 said,,, you can very easily become a one trick pony... I totally agree with the pace being slightly slow and more steady and you miss out on those learnings which you get out of working for different clients every few months... but at the same time, if its such a huge ass organization, the sky is the limit and you can pretty much write your own destiny and the learnings are there even though its just one client... I do have a couple of years of industry experience working across various industries like retail, manufacturing, building, distribution and logistics, but I know that specialist companies have very specific ways and solutions to deal with problems which can slightly vary depending on the issues and requirements, but the core methodolgies and strategies remain the same...
I just felt that the learning pace was becoming slower and slower for me after being very steep for the past two years... it was now becoming more of repetitive work with alot of presales demos and presentations showing the same thing with different colors and pretty pictures to different businesses... and then implementing what we are used to implementing with slight variations and yes I'll definitely miss out on the learnings from new clients and the way business is done there, I now get an opportunity to learn and move across a global organization... make use of better training to polish and develop new skills...and pick things up from some absolute guns who have been in the industry for decades and even though your comment is true about raising 3 modules, with an organization like this, there are acquisitions internationally and nationally, and new projects coming up on a daily basis, so the learning potential is immense, just of slightly different nature I guess...
Nothing is final yet, but things are looking good... lets see how I go. I see it as a pretty big jump from where I was.