Hello, my name is Joynal, and I'm a software engineer living and working in the Netherlands. With 10 years of experience under my belt, I have a passion for solving complex problems and creating innovative solutions.
When I'm not working, I like to unwind by spending time with my family, reading, and exploring new destinations. I find that travel helps broaden my perspective and provides inspiration for my work.
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If you have enough time to waste then you can do a masters in Dhaka, I couldn't find any uses in personal or professional life. If you did your bachelor's effectively then it's time to get hands-on what you've learned. Master/Ph.D. can be done later like after 40's when you're already established and you have enough time to spend on the study.
Khairul Anik In the Netherlands, it's possible to relocate even if you lack a bachelor's degree, however, you may not qualify for tax benefits. While previously this qualification was necessary for IT jobs in Germany, the regulations have since changed. Therefore, if you possess a bachelor's degree, you can now consider moving to Germany for an IT position. Hope it helps.