It seems that most people these days have a friend, relative or neighbor in the information technology industry. One could be forgiven for concluding that the popularity of the product supply process known IT industry with a rejuvenated stock from year to year. Nothing could be further from the truth, about 70,000 a month search for the keywords "Information Technology Career" or similar variations on Google just to confirm this claim.
Even with a high degree many graduates find themselves lost and confused about his career put.Problem that graduates face that Information Technology is a broad description encompasses any and all industries involved in the storage, processing or shipping information. Telecommunications specialists and hardware technicians alike call themselves "IT" professionals despite the very different training and skills. As developers, business analysts, help desk consultant, web designer and database administrator just to name a few others.
In an industry where knowledge is rewarded, opportunity awaits savvy students and trainees who are focusing their training sooner rather than later. Take the example of our two students that I have very imaginatively called Student # 1 and # 2 students.
Student # 1 was not sure where his computer education can take him. He is bright and flew through the course of producing the following impressive results.
2007 - High School Graduate
2010 - Information Technology degree (6.1 GPA from a maximum of 7)
Good results have been great. However, we can raise the bar with no improvement in grade point average?
Student # 2 studied the industry very early in his degree, he talked with the relevant parties, including employment agencies and other IT professionals. He even volunteered for three weeks work experience in their field of choice. He continued to follow a career focused through my time at University and at the end of his degree was his final achievement portfolio look like,
2007 - High School Certificate
2008 - the system administrator (three weeks of work experience) - Company XYZ
2009 - Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) - independent research
2009 - Professional Memberships - AITP (Association of Information Technology Professionals)
2010 - Information Technology degree (5.6 GPA from a maximum of 7)
Large-infrastructure technologies
Major - Network Technology
Student # 2 focuses its efforts on the role of administrator of the system three years before he was supposed to finish his degree. Besides the additional experience he was able to get a first hand insight into the industry and learned that MCP certification will be a valuable asset in your job hunting arsenal. Additional research also led him to join a professional association. Even his high school education shows a clear intention when you put together his achievements Student # 1 has a higher average hardly seems relevant.
This is an example of a well-planned development karijere.Industrija information technology excels in presenting a unique opportunity and this is no exception. Forward thinkers and innovators to get up and get noticed - you going to cruise through their studies or taking the bull by the horns
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