I just list some of the IT career domains that I feel have more
prospects here.
Notice that software developers aren't in my list of good
careers, because it's almost a given that a top IT personnel should
start with good development skills. It's the fundamentals to
understanding the overall IT concept. However, after a few years, a
software developer stagnates, because just being good in software
coding is not sufficient. The value-add is being able to develop
quality stuff that MEETS the needs of the business or the
organization.
If you enjoy meeting people, understanding their problems and
resolving them, go on the business end
If your preference is in facing the system and making breakthrus
in technology, go on the technical end.
End of the day, it's about loving what you do. Too many people
come to IT with the wrong reason ("I want to make money"). Similar
to pursuing happiness, you cannot pursue $$$ directly, or you will
die from a mental drainout.
Pursuing something of interest to you which can make money is
the ideal choice.