| Re: Computer Jobs [message #328373 is a reply to message #328361] |
Wed, 30 April 2008 00:50   |
JPNOD
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more better jobs and money
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That's important. But what is the main reason for you to start in the IT?
If you don't like the course then it will be even harder to graduate for.
If you are sure you want to do something in IT then ask yourself.
Do you want to:
Program
Network
Become a Consultant
Become Manager of a project ecta,ecta.
Before you can do one of these you will have to have basic knowledge or you would not know what your talking about.
That brings me to,
Have you ever openend your own PC?
Tried building a website in html? or Javascript or whatsoever.
This way you can determine for yourself which path would suite you. However at first you will have to have basic knowledge of both.
There is plenty of jobs where you can make tons of money with the question is, will you like doing this job 40 hours a week 48 weeks a year.
For a programmer this could mean sitting behind the PC most of the time, for a network engineer the same thing could count, but it could also mean that you have to go outdoor to other company's.
Also besides the roles I poined out there is alot more jobs in IT, but they require an even higher education. IT is very widespread.
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