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Technical support position with minimal programming experience
I've received a job offer from a company to work as a technical support engineer. I originally interviewed with them for a C#/C++ software engineer position, but they offered me a role as a technical support engineer instead. That is because I have just a year of experience as a software developer using C#
I am feeling some pressure to take this role because of the economy and I just put in my 2-week notice in my current job due to personal reasons
I don't think I'll get much of a chance to work with any programming languages, such as C#/C++, in this role, so that's why I'm concerned this may hurt my career. But I will get training and get to work with the other software engineers. I want to have a career as a web developer
Any opinions?
- tarr11 13y agoAsk them to commit to training you into a web dev role. If they won't commit, it might not be a good place for you.