/adv/ - >Live in 3rd world country >Currently work IT in a - Advice

Anonymous

01/17/25(Fri)03:09:32 No.32606822

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Anonymous 01/17/25(Fri)03:09:32 No.32606822 Archived

>Live in 3rd world country
>Currently work IT in a private bank (its alright)
>Offered a position in the country's Central Bank: Option A
>Also offered a position in the country's intelligence agency: Option B
>both are IT
>I don't like IT or coding specifically so I am discouraged towards option B if I cant manage to get myself into another department.
>Don't know anything about the central banks but Im not jewish so I dont know how I'd fare there

Kindly state your analysis and valued opinion in this thread

Anonymous
01/17/25(Fri)03:29:59 No.32606875

Anonymous 01/17/25(Fri)03:29:59 No.32606875

Both are terrible options. Decent potential to become a scapegoat or be eliminated.

Anonymous
01/17/25(Fri)03:53:01 No.32606898

Anonymous 01/17/25(Fri)03:53:01 No.32606898

>>32606875
Wouldnt either of those 2 options put op on the fast track to becoming a high gov official? Considering he stated being in the third world.

Anonymous
01/17/25(Fri)04:32:29 No.32606960

Anonymous 01/17/25(Fri)04:32:29 No.32606960

>>32606822
Option B. Better chance to have a rewarding career and make valuable connections that will serve you well in life.

Anonymous
01/17/25(Fri)05:13:11 No.32606997

Anonymous 01/17/25(Fri)05:13:11 No.32606997

>>32606960
Thank you anon. Logic fully agrees with you but Im worried about being stuck behind a desk writing code and not doing any actual intelligence stuff that will help me get noticed or meet people.

Would you still pick B with that risk in mind? Unfortunately I can't find much information regarding this intelligence agency on the web as it's not as popular as the CIA so I don't know if it would be possible to escape the IT department if I join them