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I am working as software developer with one year experience.



My tech stacks are: JS, ES6, Angular, React, Node, Linux.



I am very much passionate about Opensource, Mac, linux, web development, mobile app development.



Actually before three days i asked a same question like that in dev.to called Business intelligence vs software development, but there is a small change in that.



Now i got two offer from companies:



  1. Business intelligence based company. Initially i thought my role is to create dashboards, Reporting, ETL, Data visualization, Data science, but i speak with that company, my role is to develop custom SAP tools using Angularjs, working on microsoft stacks.


  2. MEAN stack developer - Same software development working on web stacks :)


In Business intelligence company i will get good pay and its a MNC company, so i am thinking my future will be safe if once i settle there, because lot of people saying in future web development will dead due to AI.



P.S: I love to work with passionate peoples, with cool Macbooks. I dont like windows, microsoft stacks and i dont like business professional peoples.



If i choose passion - My choice is to join MEAN stack dev
If i choose money, future - My choice is to join Business Intelligence company



So guy's please help me, If you are in this situation what path you will choose?



Passion or future or money?



Is really sofware development will dead on future due to AI?






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    I am working as software developer with one year experience.



    My tech stacks are: JS, ES6, Angular, React, Node, Linux.



    I am very much passionate about Opensource, Mac, linux, web development, mobile app development.



    Actually before three days i asked a same question like that in dev.to called Business intelligence vs software development, but there is a small change in that.



    Now i got two offer from companies:



    1. Business intelligence based company. Initially i thought my role is to create dashboards, Reporting, ETL, Data visualization, Data science, but i speak with that company, my role is to develop custom SAP tools using Angularjs, working on microsoft stacks.


    2. MEAN stack developer - Same software development working on web stacks :)


    In Business intelligence company i will get good pay and its a MNC company, so i am thinking my future will be safe if once i settle there, because lot of people saying in future web development will dead due to AI.



    P.S: I love to work with passionate peoples, with cool Macbooks. I dont like windows, microsoft stacks and i dont like business professional peoples.



    If i choose passion - My choice is to join MEAN stack dev
    If i choose money, future - My choice is to join Business Intelligence company



    So guy's please help me, If you are in this situation what path you will choose?



    Passion or future or money?



    Is really sofware development will dead on future due to AI?






    career-development careers career-switch






    share







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      I am working as software developer with one year experience.



      My tech stacks are: JS, ES6, Angular, React, Node, Linux.



      I am very much passionate about Opensource, Mac, linux, web development, mobile app development.



      Actually before three days i asked a same question like that in dev.to called Business intelligence vs software development, but there is a small change in that.



      Now i got two offer from companies:



      1. Business intelligence based company. Initially i thought my role is to create dashboards, Reporting, ETL, Data visualization, Data science, but i speak with that company, my role is to develop custom SAP tools using Angularjs, working on microsoft stacks.


      2. MEAN stack developer - Same software development working on web stacks :)


      In Business intelligence company i will get good pay and its a MNC company, so i am thinking my future will be safe if once i settle there, because lot of people saying in future web development will dead due to AI.



      P.S: I love to work with passionate peoples, with cool Macbooks. I dont like windows, microsoft stacks and i dont like business professional peoples.



      If i choose passion - My choice is to join MEAN stack dev
      If i choose money, future - My choice is to join Business Intelligence company



      So guy's please help me, If you are in this situation what path you will choose?



      Passion or future or money?



      Is really sofware development will dead on future due to AI?






      career-development careers career-switch






      share







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      I am working as software developer with one year experience.



      My tech stacks are: JS, ES6, Angular, React, Node, Linux.



      I am very much passionate about Opensource, Mac, linux, web development, mobile app development.



      Actually before three days i asked a same question like that in dev.to called Business intelligence vs software development, but there is a small change in that.



      Now i got two offer from companies:



      1. Business intelligence based company. Initially i thought my role is to create dashboards, Reporting, ETL, Data visualization, Data science, but i speak with that company, my role is to develop custom SAP tools using Angularjs, working on microsoft stacks.


      2. MEAN stack developer - Same software development working on web stacks :)


      In Business intelligence company i will get good pay and its a MNC company, so i am thinking my future will be safe if once i settle there, because lot of people saying in future web development will dead due to AI.



      P.S: I love to work with passionate peoples, with cool Macbooks. I dont like windows, microsoft stacks and i dont like business professional peoples.



      If i choose passion - My choice is to join MEAN stack dev
      If i choose money, future - My choice is to join Business Intelligence company



      So guy's please help me, If you are in this situation what path you will choose?



      Passion or future or money?



      Is really sofware development will dead on future due to AI?






      career-development careers career-switch




      career-development careers career-switch





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