u/Past-Tangerine5691

“If you plan on going abroad, it's better to take masters WHILE working. Try to apply what you learn in masters in work, then get certifications afterwards.
What you should never do is substitute possible experience with masters (unless magteteacher ka).
Short term (lower than 5 exp):
Experience > Projects > Certifications > Masters
Long term (5+ exp):
Experience > Masters > Projects > Certifications”

Honestly, I got the advice from multiple research that I did since I plan on taking that path.
(I’m actually planning to do work, masters, and certs in the same timeframe).

Well, the reason for that is because I’m a really lazy but smart (not to brag, the reason I mentioned this comes afterwards) person.

I tend to only work like 2 hours in average per day in an 8 hour shift (As a Technical Engineer L2/L3) and still do better than half my peers in an MNC. So I plan to add more responsibilities to my life so that I can avoid wasting my time brainrotting.
I find self-structuring hard to apply consistently maybe due to my ADHD. I remember the last time I wasn’t like this was in school sooo… Yeah I plan on going back to school for structured responsibilities and to fulfill my goal of lifelong learning. It’s a win-win-win situation if it works out xP

So I am currently in an unrelated support role with current salary of 30k+ 2 YoE.

I got two great offers from two companies in the role I want:

Offer A (Local BPO)
-70k+
-Mid shift 5pm-2am
-Bad gossip from previous employees (micromanaging, strict time tracking, unpaid OT hours)
-Hybrid twice a week onsite

Offer B (Multinational)
-55k+
-Morning shift 7am/8am - 4pm/5pm
-Widely regarded as healthy and competitive work environment
-One year contract, but HR said high chance to get absorbed by the company based on performance
-Hybrid twice a week onsite
-Slightly better other benefits (HMO etc2)

Both are at similar locations and are honestly good offers from where I’m at right now.

Salary difference is around 15k or 9-11k net.

Which do you guys think I should choose?

Note: the only thing that’s keeping me from automatically accepting offer 2 is the one year contract. But it seems to be better choice since I plan on going abroad (Saudi) in the near future.

In the job offer there is a clause that states that it is not the employment contract and that I am not officially employed and if I do not show up on first day, they will consider it voluntary withdrawal.

Can I still withdraw via email?

Which is better/more crowded?

To Lookism readers, how would Ichigo fare against Yhwach if he has all hax from Lookism verse scaled to him?

R1: Almighty Yhwach
R2: SK Yhwach
R3: SK Yhwach + all schrifts

If AZ900 difficulty is a 10, what is the difficulty of AZ104 if hypothetically both starts from no experience?

I am asking because I need to schedule my exam and I passed AZ900 with 86.5 score with 5 days of study and no prior background.

So if say AZ104 is five times harder, then 25 days with the same effort will be my estimation.
However, I am aware that there should be buffer days so I’ll probably add +10-30% on the estimate to he conservative.

Thank you!

EDIT:
For my resources I plan on using the ff:

1. AZ104 Alan Rodrigues Udemy
2. https://microsoftlearning.github.io/AZ-104-MicrosoftAzureAdministrator/
3. MSLearn AZ104
4. John Savill AZ104
5. Some tiny projects relating to the lessons

For study methodology:

1. Quiz before and after each chapter, and then compounded quiz every 3 chapters or so
2. Active recall and complete notes, ask GPT every time I’m unsure of a concept

The twist:

1. Barragan has absolute invulnerability to three attacks
2. Barragan has Muken Aizen’s Mind/Intelligence
3. Barragan has full knowledge on the Royal Guards

Speed equalized

R1: Pre absorption royal guards
R2: Post absorption royal guards

Edit: I meant Schutzstaffel not Royal Guards

Simon right after timeskip in TTGL vs. Gerard Valkyrie who wins?