Career questions tagged itstudent
As a 12th grader, what should I learn about the IT industry right now?
I want to learn more about the IT industry and eventually become someone who can help evolve it even further.
What options do I have?
I've attended many college fairs and will be graduating high school with an associate degree in information technology, as I'm taking the Ptech course in Minnesota. I don't yet know which college I want to attend, but it should be one that's relatively close to Minnesota and supports people with mental disabilities, offering many resources for people like me. I found an AHD college that supports me and has nice staff members who are knowledgeable about careers in information technology. That would be helpful.
what are jobs in IT that helps me to make money?
hello this is redit sophomore student in high school I was wondering about joining the military for my college at the same time I want to learn something in technology like It I know I was thinking to be nuresergon but then I realized first of all that's long way second of all I will have people's lives to lose it or save it if I lose one live I will regret all my life I don't wanna be in medical I don't have people lives so I am searching something to work like in IT within less than 12 years do you guys have some advice for me. Thank you. Have a good one
How far am I to get a software developer/DevOpt internship or job?
I am currently a master student studying IT in Australia, I switched my career from Retail to IT just because I can see myself with curiosity to know and learn coding. During the study, I set a goal to be a software engineer or a DevOpt engineer. I am now at my second last semester before graduate, I studied Front-end development myself before starting the master, and I kept working on self project to practice the knowledge I've leant in school, like building web application (here is one of them: https://www.freelancer-daily-scheduler.site/) using AWS cloud services. However, I always feel like I still have a lot to learn until I can get an intern/job. Sometime I even saw people spending a long time on Leetcode, and I have a feeling like no matter how much hard work I inputed, I am still far from only passing the job interview, and I am not even sure if I can perform better then other students who studied programming since their bachelor. Really need someone to share advice on this.