u/omarsamsoliman

Is there an alternative to Uber Bus/Swvl? Anything on this route that goes to Cairo Festival City in Fifth Settlement... Uber has become expensive, and this is because of the application. It is not the fault of the drivers. And InDrive has become ugly and greedy. You will not find greed, filth, fraud, and disgusting service except from those whose cars are dirtier than the dirtiest of cars. Those whose cars are clean and respectable are very few and they should be carried on the head. May God bless them.

بعد التحية .. باختصار أنا شاب ثلاثيني من الطبقة المتوسطة أو اللي بتحاول بايديها وسنانها تقفش في الطبقة المتوسطة ولا تنحدر .. بقيت شايف الحياة في مصر عبارة عن جحيم أو بتتجه إنها تكون جحيم وهأحاول ألخص اللي عايز أقوله في النقاط التالية:

١. الشارع في مصر هو نعيم عشاق العشوائية والفساد والتدني الأخلاقي والسلوكي .. السرسجة بقت الكابوس اللي أحلم أصحى الصبح ماشوفوش ولا أشوف حد منهم ولا أسمع صوتهم ولا حتى ألمحهم .. يقيناً بأتمنى لهم الموت والفناء لإنه لا سبيل ولا أمل في تقويم سلوكهم و الموضوع خرج عن مدى نجاعة الحلول الأمنية لإنه حتى مهما يقضى عليهم بيتكاثروا وينتشروا .. لدرجة إني بقيت إنسان عنيف ومتحفز دائماً القريبين يقولون إني عرضه للمرض من العصبية والقلق بعد ما كنت هادئ وأتجنب المشاكل .. بقيت أكره الفيسبوك ومواقع التواصل لسيطرتهم عليها بمحتواهم التافه الردئ البشع و المفترض انه كوميدي منه ثقيل الظل لدرجة لا تطاق٫ محتوى معاد اجتراره مرات ومرات بهدف تحقيق ريتش وكسب سريع.

٢. استكمالاً للنقطة السابقة .. ظاهرة تشغيل الدماغ في السرقة والباطل والابداع فيهما .. من أول النهار عد كام واحد عايز يسرقك سواء سواق أوبر أو تاكسي مروراً بأي حد بيقدم خدمة بمقابل سواء صنايعي أو غيره لحد زميلك في الشغل اللي المفروض من طبقة أرقى ومتعلم لكنه سرسجي من جواه (مش لازم يحلق كابوريا).

٣. أنا متزوج وظروفي العائلية تمنعني من مغادرة مصر لكني مرعوب من فكرة انجاب طفل في وسط الزريبة دي مرعوب ماقدرش أربيه وأظلمه .. فبأفكر جدياً في السعي للهجرة لكن هأبقى بأخرب حياتي من جهة أخرى .. حقيقي الموضوع كابوس والأمل يتضاءل

Hi all, I’m a developer with 12 years of experience (2 in Java, 10 in iOS) looking to bridge the gap between my industry background and an advanced degree.
My challenge: I have a Bachelor’s in CS but with a "pass" grade. I’m planning to do a Graduate Diploma first to prove my current academic readiness before aiming for a Master’s/PhD. 
I’m weighing three fields for long-term career growth and job demand:
1 Computer Science: The gold standard for AI, ML, and R&D. Offers the highest ceiling for innovation and specialized technical roles.
2 Information Technology Systems: Focused on enterprise architecture, cloud infrastructure, and management. Great for moving into CTO or leadership roles. 
3 Operations Research: The "optimization" path. Highly valued in logistics, finance, and supply chain for data-driven decision-making.

My questions:

1. Which of these has the best market outlook for a veteran developer?

2. Which path complements 12 years of dev experience best?

Appreciate any advice on which field is "worth" the deep dive!

Hi everyone,
I have 12 years of software engineering experience (10 years in iOS, 2 years in Java backend, and currently focusing on data visualization). My undergrad major was Computer Science back in 2009. I want to go back to school for a postgrad diploma or Master's to shift my focus toward high-level engineering strategy and systemic optimization, and I'm choosing between Operations Research (OR), modern CS, and Information Systems.
I’d love your insights on these questions:
1 **Is Operations Research worth it?** How is it valued in academia and for career growth when coming from a heavy dev background?
2 **If not OR, should I choose CS or Information Systems?** Since my undergrad was CS, would a modern CS degree be redundant, or does Information Systems offer better leverage for high-level strategy work?
Thanks for any advice!

\#OperationsResearch #ComputerScience #InformationSystems #SoftwareEngineering #CareerPivot #Postgraduate #TechStrategy

Hi everyone,
I have 12 years of software engineering experience (10 years in iOS, 2 years in Java backend, and currently focusing on data visualization). My undergrad major was Computer Science back in 2009. I want to go back to school for a postgrad diploma or Master's to shift my focus toward high-level engineering strategy and systemic optimization, and I'm choosing between Operations Research (OR), modern CS, and Information Systems.
I’d love your insights on these questions:
1 Is Operations Research worth it? How is it valued in academia and for career growth when coming from a heavy dev background?
2 If not OR, should I choose CS or Information Systems? Since my undergrad was CS, would a modern CS degree be redundant, or does Information Systems offer better leverage for high-level strategy work?
Thanks for any advice!

#OperationsResearch #ComputerScience #InformationSystems #SoftwareEngineering #CareerPivot #Postgraduate #TechStrategy