How many years do companies expect an NCG to work for?

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About me:
I am a pre-final year student, studying for B.E. in Information Technology.
Currently, I have some projects that show that I have some research interest and frankly (I have). However, for now, I want to work for some years before thinking about Research.



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Every time I apply to some company, the interviewer always asks me
about my interest in research (due to my projects) and no matter, how
much I tell them that I will work for now, there is always a doubt
left in their mind that I will leave the job very soon.




So, I just wanted to know How many years do companies typically expect an NCG to work for?



I know, it seems as a broad question and may as well depend entirely on the company but isn't there some kind of estimate that would help me out here?






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    About me:
    I am a pre-final year student, studying for B.E. in Information Technology.
    Currently, I have some projects that show that I have some research interest and frankly (I have). However, for now, I want to work for some years before thinking about Research.



    The problem is




    Every time I apply to some company, the interviewer always asks me
    about my interest in research (due to my projects) and no matter, how
    much I tell them that I will work for now, there is always a doubt
    left in their mind that I will leave the job very soon.




    So, I just wanted to know How many years do companies typically expect an NCG to work for?



    I know, it seems as a broad question and may as well depend entirely on the company but isn't there some kind of estimate that would help me out here?






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      I am a pre-final year student, studying for B.E. in Information Technology.
      Currently, I have some projects that show that I have some research interest and frankly (I have). However, for now, I want to work for some years before thinking about Research.



      The problem is




      Every time I apply to some company, the interviewer always asks me
      about my interest in research (due to my projects) and no matter, how
      much I tell them that I will work for now, there is always a doubt
      left in their mind that I will leave the job very soon.




      So, I just wanted to know How many years do companies typically expect an NCG to work for?



      I know, it seems as a broad question and may as well depend entirely on the company but isn't there some kind of estimate that would help me out here?






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      About me:
      I am a pre-final year student, studying for B.E. in Information Technology.
      Currently, I have some projects that show that I have some research interest and frankly (I have). However, for now, I want to work for some years before thinking about Research.



      The problem is




      Every time I apply to some company, the interviewer always asks me
      about my interest in research (due to my projects) and no matter, how
      much I tell them that I will work for now, there is always a doubt
      left in their mind that I will leave the job very soon.




      So, I just wanted to know How many years do companies typically expect an NCG to work for?



      I know, it seems as a broad question and may as well depend entirely on the company but isn't there some kind of estimate that would help me out here?






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