Engineering Disciplines Are Just Labels - Agree Or Disagree?

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  Anuj Aggarwal

  I agree with you but I think it is always easy for any electrical or mechanical engineering graduate to move towards IT since there are a no. of subjects related to IT ( for example C/C++) which are there in all other engineering disciples during their college. But if an IT guy starts learning about electrical machines( from Electrical Engineering) or Hydrolics( from MECHANICAL), I can assure you he will bang his head into the wall ( but exceptions are always there). So I think when it comes to migrating from Core fields such as Electrical to IT, it is quite easy but vive-versa is quite difficult. So according to me Engineering Disciples are there for some reason and are not just labels....
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  Anoop Kumar

  This is one way process that people can easily migrate from other trades to IT trade companies.
  IT companies are hiring much more than any other core field and most of them train to selected condidates for a year.And there are enough candidate are available for other core compnies to hire from their core trade.
  For example Infosys hire candidate and so restrict in training that they fire the condidate which fail its training exams.
  I can say that these people from other trade or not from very college are not going to work on core software R&d division.
  For R&d division most probably they look for CS/IT guys from reputed colleges.
  In almost every IT company campus selection time they just look at their "Analytical" abilities and attitude.
  I remember, there is only one company which selection criteria was programming and they gave one program to write in one hour.Quite possible they ware looking for just development guys.
  Problem is our educational system of engineering (not talking about IIT) are not so well to produce R&D guys in CS and there are only few companies which works on core software development.
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  Ramani Aswath

  I go a lot beyond just education. We all labour under a plethora of labels.
  I am a son, man, father, husband, grand father, Sr.V.P., scientist, Chemical engineer, Tamil, Brahmin, Iyer, Indian, thin, Ramani etc., etc.,
  Who then am 'I'? #-Link-Snipped-#
  All labels are limiting. Let us not let some acronyms after the name stop us from realising all that we can.
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  Anuj Aggarwal

  I think Mr. Ramani has enlightened me and provided me a new way of thinking......
  
  Thank You Sir