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I don't know what to put here answer it for me pls ni 'What are two things you learned about your favorite career path during the informational interview?' thanks mate i make you the branliest lmao
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Ashish’s Answer
Two things I learned from talking with professionals in technology are:
1. Technology is always changing, so continuous learning is essential. Whether you’re interested in cybersecurity, software development, networking, or data science, you’ll need to keep learning new tools and skills throughout your career. Curiosity and a willingness to learn are just as important as what you already know.
2. Communication and teamwork matter as much as technical skills. Many people think tech jobs are only about coding, but professionals spend a lot of time working with teammates, explaining ideas, solving problems together, and communicating with clients or other departments.
If you’re sharing this during an informational interview, these points show that you understand what employers value and that you’re excited to keep learning and growing in your career.
1. Technology is always changing, so continuous learning is essential. Whether you’re interested in cybersecurity, software development, networking, or data science, you’ll need to keep learning new tools and skills throughout your career. Curiosity and a willingness to learn are just as important as what you already know.
2. Communication and teamwork matter as much as technical skills. Many people think tech jobs are only about coding, but professionals spend a lot of time working with teammates, explaining ideas, solving problems together, and communicating with clients or other departments.
If you’re sharing this during an informational interview, these points show that you understand what employers value and that you’re excited to keep learning and growing in your career.
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Susannah’s Answer
Hi Ja,
People usually love to share what they do and are excited when someone shows interest. Offer to buy them a coffee and show your gratitude and enthusiasm. This way, they'll probably share the most valuable insights with you.
Here's what I discovered:
1. Teamwork is really important in tech jobs.
2. There are many niche roles in tech, offering plenty of opportunities.
Wishing you all the best!
People usually love to share what they do and are excited when someone shows interest. Offer to buy them a coffee and show your gratitude and enthusiasm. This way, they'll probably share the most valuable insights with you.
Here's what I discovered:
1. Teamwork is really important in tech jobs.
2. There are many niche roles in tech, offering plenty of opportunities.
Wishing you all the best!
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Doug’s Answer
Ja:
I apologize in advance if I misunderstand your question, but I’ll do my best to respond. The question presumes you have selected or identified a career path and also that you’ve had an informational interview with someone working in that career. Since I was not at your informational interview, I can’t answer the question about what you learned. However, there is no right or wrong answer. It’s completely your experience as to what you learned during the interview. I have to believe that you had something you were wondering about the career path that was finally answered during the interview. Or, that the interviewee gave you some background or tips about the career that was insightful. Either of these qualify as things you learned during the informational interview.
I hope this helps.
I apologize in advance if I misunderstand your question, but I’ll do my best to respond. The question presumes you have selected or identified a career path and also that you’ve had an informational interview with someone working in that career. Since I was not at your informational interview, I can’t answer the question about what you learned. However, there is no right or wrong answer. It’s completely your experience as to what you learned during the interview. I have to believe that you had something you were wondering about the career path that was finally answered during the interview. Or, that the interviewee gave you some background or tips about the career that was insightful. Either of these qualify as things you learned during the informational interview.
I hope this helps.