#itcareer — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #itcareer, aggregated by home.social.
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Cybersecurity degree in hand, but feeling a little lost? 😅 This video dives into the reality of IT careers – sometimes you gotta start at the bottom to level up. Honest advice from someone who's been there. Check it out! #ITCareer #Cybersecurity #RealExperience
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Cybersecurity degree in hand, but feeling a little lost? 😅 This video dives into the reality of IT careers – sometimes you gotta start at the bottom to level up. Honest advice from someone who's been there. Check it out! #ITCareer #Cybersecurity #RealExperience
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Cybersecurity degree in hand, but feeling a little lost? 😅 This video dives into the reality of IT careers – sometimes you gotta start at the bottom to level up. Honest advice from someone who's been there. Check it out! #ITCareer #Cybersecurity #RealExperience
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Cybersecurity degree in hand, but feeling a little lost? 😅 This video dives into the reality of IT careers – sometimes you gotta start at the bottom to level up. Honest advice from someone who's been there. Check it out! #ITCareer #Cybersecurity #RealExperience
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Beyond the Staples certification... my IT journey really kicked off! 💻 Years of tinkering, home labs, and learning the hard way. Don't let anyone tell you where you *should* be. New video – check it out! #ITCareer #TechJourney #SelfTaught
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Beyond the Staples certification... my IT journey really kicked off! 💻 Years of tinkering, home labs, and learning the hard way. Don't let anyone tell you where you *should* be. New video – check it out! #ITCareer #TechJourney #SelfTaught
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Beyond the Staples certification... my IT journey really kicked off! 💻 Years of tinkering, home labs, and learning the hard way. Don't let anyone tell you where you *should* be. New video – check it out! #ITCareer #TechJourney #SelfTaught
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Beyond the Staples certification... my IT journey really kicked off! 💻 Years of tinkering, home labs, and learning the hard way. Don't let anyone tell you where you *should* be. New video – check it out! #ITCareer #TechJourney #SelfTaught
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Bonus episode : Jack's Rants - IT Hiring Chaos.
The IT job market is a strange place right now. Job postings everywhere, “urgent” hiring notices, and yet somehow every role asks for 10+ years of experience… for an entry-level position. In this short episode, we take a sarcastic look at the current state of tech hiring and why so many people in IT feel like the whole process has become a bit of a mystery.
Listen wherever you get your podcasts - https://www.ithorrorstories.eu/#rants
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From supervising a data center to shaping enterprise solutions and mentoring #IT pros, Taymour Elerian has shown how #Linux, #opensource, and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) certifications can help you stand out in your career.
Discover his journey for #FOSS inspiration: https://lpi.org/nwfs
#LPI #LPIC #Linux #FOSS #opensource #ITcareer #TechJourney #CareerGrowth #TechCommunity #cloud #cloudnative #multicloud
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From supervising a data center to shaping enterprise solutions and mentoring #IT pros, Taymour Elerian has shown how #Linux, #opensource, and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) certifications can help you stand out in your career.
Discover his journey for #FOSS inspiration: https://lpi.org/nwfs
#LPI #LPIC #Linux #FOSS #opensource #ITcareer #TechJourney #CareerGrowth #TechCommunity #cloud #cloudnative #multicloud
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From supervising a data center to shaping enterprise solutions and mentoring #IT pros, Taymour Elerian has shown how #Linux, #opensource, and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) certifications can help you stand out in your career.
Discover his journey for #FOSS inspiration: https://lpi.org/nwfs
#LPI #LPIC #Linux #FOSS #opensource #ITcareer #TechJourney #CareerGrowth #TechCommunity #cloud #cloudnative #multicloud
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From supervising a data center to shaping enterprise solutions and mentoring #IT pros, Taymour Elerian has shown how #Linux, #opensource, and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) certifications can help you stand out in your career.
Discover his journey for #FOSS inspiration: https://lpi.org/nwfs
#LPI #LPIC #Linux #FOSS #opensource #ITcareer #TechJourney #CareerGrowth #TechCommunity #cloud #cloudnative #multicloud
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From supervising a data center to shaping enterprise solutions and mentoring #IT pros, Taymour Elerian has shown how #Linux, #opensource, and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) certifications can help you stand out in your career.
Discover his journey for #FOSS inspiration: https://lpi.org/nwfs
#LPI #LPIC #Linux #FOSS #opensource #ITcareer #TechJourney #CareerGrowth #TechCommunity #cloud #cloudnative #multicloud
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Solutions Architect Taymour Elerian has built a successful global career 🌍 across industries and technologies, employing #Linux & #opensource.
Explore his journey to see how #FOSS and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) certifications can boost your #IT career: https://lpi.org/nwfs#LPI #LPIC #Linux #FOSS #opensource #ITcareer #TechJourney #CareerGrowth #TechCommunity #cloud #cloudnative #multicloud
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Solutions Architect Taymour Elerian has built a successful global career 🌍 across industries and technologies, employing #Linux & #opensource.
Explore his journey to see how #FOSS and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) certifications can boost your #IT career: https://lpi.org/nwfs#LPI #LPIC #Linux #FOSS #opensource #ITcareer #TechJourney #CareerGrowth #TechCommunity #cloud #cloudnative #multicloud
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Solutions Architect Taymour Elerian has built a successful global career 🌍 across industries and technologies, employing #Linux & #opensource.
Explore his journey to see how #FOSS and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) certifications can boost your #IT career: https://lpi.org/nwfs#LPI #LPIC #Linux #FOSS #opensource #ITcareer #TechJourney #CareerGrowth #TechCommunity #cloud #cloudnative #multicloud
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Solutions Architect Taymour Elerian has built a successful global career 🌍 across industries and technologies, employing #Linux & #opensource.
Explore his journey to see how #FOSS and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) certifications can boost your #IT career: https://lpi.org/nwfs#LPI #LPIC #Linux #FOSS #opensource #ITcareer #TechJourney #CareerGrowth #TechCommunity #cloud #cloudnative #multicloud
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Solutions Architect Taymour Elerian has built a successful global career 🌍 across industries and technologies, employing #Linux & #opensource.
Explore his journey to see how #FOSS and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) certifications can boost your #IT career: https://lpi.org/nwfs#LPI #LPIC #Linux #FOSS #opensource #ITcareer #TechJourney #CareerGrowth #TechCommunity #cloud #cloudnative #multicloud
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Want to secure your dream job in #IT?
Discover how #IT pro Denis Rodrigues went from dead-end jobs to Staff Plus Engineer by diving into #opensource, learning from #FOSS mentors like Jon "maddog" Hall, and turning curiosity into real opportunities: https://lpi.org/fcwy
#LPI #Linux #FOSS #opensource #ITcareer #TechJourney #CareerGrowth
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Dreaming of a career boost in IT? Discover how VMUG Advantage turns VMware cert prep into a hands-on, cost-effective journey that could lead to your next big promotion. Ready to level up?
#vmwarecertification
#vmugadvantage
#itcareer
#handsonlabs
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Find the best computer classes in Bopal, Ahmedabad, to launch your high-paying IT career. Learn what to look for and how TCCI can help you succeed.
#ComputerClasses #Bopal #ITCareer #HighPayingJobs #Ahmedabad #TCCI #TechJobs
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Your Skills Deserve a Bigger Stage
At TuxAcademy, we help you turn your coding skills into real-world opportunities.
You’ll get hands-on learning that builds your confidence and your career.
, TuxAcademy is your launchpad to tech success.
Learn more: www.tuxacademy.org
#TuxAcademy #TechTraining #CareerInTech #CodingBootcamp #WebDeveloper #ITCareer #SkillUp #TechLearning #FutureReady #EdTech #Programming #AI #MachineLearning #DataScience
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Your Skills Deserve a Bigger Stage
At TuxAcademy, we help you turn your coding skills into real-world opportunities.
You’ll get hands-on learning that builds your confidence and your career.
, TuxAcademy is your launchpad to tech success.
Learn more: www.tuxacademy.org
#TuxAcademy #TechTraining #CareerInTech #CodingBootcamp #WebDeveloper #ITCareer #SkillUp #TechLearning #FutureReady #EdTech #Programming #AI #MachineLearning #DataScience
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Your Skills Deserve a Bigger Stage
At TuxAcademy, we help you turn your coding skills into real-world opportunities.
You’ll get hands-on learning that builds your confidence and your career.
, TuxAcademy is your launchpad to tech success.
Learn more: www.tuxacademy.org
#TuxAcademy #TechTraining #CareerInTech #CodingBootcamp #WebDeveloper #ITCareer #SkillUp #TechLearning #FutureReady #EdTech #Programming #AI #MachineLearning #DataScience
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Your Skills Deserve a Bigger Stage
At TuxAcademy, we help you turn your coding skills into real-world opportunities.
You’ll get hands-on learning that builds your confidence and your career.
, TuxAcademy is your launchpad to tech success.
Learn more: www.tuxacademy.org
#TuxAcademy #TechTraining #CareerInTech #CodingBootcamp #WebDeveloper #ITCareer #SkillUp #TechLearning #FutureReady #EdTech #Programming #AI #MachineLearning #DataScience
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🇦🇺 No IT Degree? No problem!
Experienced engineer dreaming of working in Australia? The RPL pathway lets you showcase real skills—even without a formal degree.📄 At CDREngineerAustralia, we help you write clear, structured RPL applications that meet ACS standards.
❓Wondering what an RPL certificate is or how to get one?
📖 Read the full blog: https://cdraustraliaengineer.com/blog/rpl-certificate/#RPL #ACS #MigrationAustralia #SkilledVisa #ITCareer #CDRReport #NoDegree #MastodonTech #EngineeringAbroad
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How PowerShell and the Right Mindset Can Transform Your IT Career with Steven Wight http://dlvr.it/TJYbB8 via PlanetPowerShell #PowerShell #ITCareer #Automation #TechCommunity
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It is impossible to measure productivity of creative work :blobcatcookienom:
If development team is doing something else than repetitive, factory-like work - all velocity metrics are subjective and in fact - fake :blobcatjustright:
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Discover the range of certifications offered by The Linux Foundation, including LFCS, LFCE, and Kubernetes certifications. Learn about the topics covered, and how to choose the right certification path for your IT career.
https://linuxexpert.org/the-linux-foundation-certifications/
#LinuxCertifications #TheLinuxFoundation #LFCS #LFCE #KubernetesCertification #CKA #CKAD #CKS #HCSP #CloudFoundryCertification #CFCD #ITCareer #TechSkills #CertificationGuide #CareerAdvancement #LinuxSkills #ITIndustry #SkillValidation #Linux
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Discover the range of certifications offered by The Linux Foundation, including LFCS, LFCE, and Kubernetes certifications. Learn about the topics covered, and how to choose the right certification path for your IT career.
https://linuxexpert.org/the-linux-foundation-certifications/
#LinuxCertifications #TheLinuxFoundation #LFCS #LFCE #KubernetesCertification #CKA #CKAD #CKS #HCSP #CloudFoundryCertification #CFCD #ITCareer #TechSkills #CertificationGuide #CareerAdvancement #LinuxSkills #ITIndustry #SkillValidation #Linux
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Discover the range of certifications offered by The Linux Foundation, including LFCS, LFCE, and Kubernetes certifications. Learn about the topics covered, and how to choose the right certification path for your IT career.
https://linuxexpert.org/the-linux-foundation-certifications/
#LinuxCertifications #TheLinuxFoundation #LFCS #LFCE #KubernetesCertification #CKA #CKAD #CKS #HCSP #CloudFoundryCertification #CFCD #ITCareer #TechSkills #CertificationGuide #CareerAdvancement #LinuxSkills #ITIndustry #SkillValidation #Linux
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Discover the range of certifications offered by The Linux Foundation, including LFCS, LFCE, and Kubernetes certifications. Learn about the topics covered, and how to choose the right certification path for your IT career.
https://linuxexpert.org/the-linux-foundation-certifications/
#LinuxCertifications #TheLinuxFoundation #LFCS #LFCE #KubernetesCertification #CKA #CKAD #CKS #HCSP #CloudFoundryCertification #CFCD #ITCareer #TechSkills #CertificationGuide #CareerAdvancement #LinuxSkills #ITIndustry #SkillValidation #Linux
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Failure stories are not necessarily disappointing (in the long run) - 4-5 years ago I have tried to become Go developer. Initially did some learning myself and started applying. While my attempts to score :golang: job failed, some companies not only challenged me with intricate tasks, but also provided with useful tips where to improve and how to learn more.
One of examples - on-site task at Uber to create a minefield command line application with some logic from classic Minesweeper game. Allocated time was far too little to develop something working under interview stress, but later I managed to put together an application at home, at my own pace. I think I'm gonna document it properly and publish as tiny open source project, because I've learned some useful ideas in the process. Needless to say, I wasn't hired.
Now it's nothing major really, but later I managed to contribute a few bits to lightweight blogging platform @writefreely and make tiny improvements to :aws_logo: Lambda Function example.
Currently I am putting together little working API server application with :postgresql: connection pooler and external OAuth provider support to show how basic API tooling works together - will post it as #opensource project later this year 🤓️
Never give up doing what you are interested into! Even if you get "not good enough" somewhere or everywhere, do it as a hobby, improve and enjoy!
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I know a lot of people struggle to learn how to code. In this article I'm sharing tips based on 20y of mentoring people who wanted to code!
https://tomaszs2.medium.com/how-to-learn-programming-from-scratch-92a2094511a1
#programming #itcareer #codingjobs -
I know a lot of people struggle to learn how to code. In this article I'm sharing tips based on 20y of mentoring people who wanted to code!
https://tomaszs2.medium.com/how-to-learn-programming-from-scratch-92a2094511a1
#programming #itcareer #codingjobs -
I know a lot of people struggle to learn how to code. In this article I'm sharing tips based on 20y of mentoring people who wanted to code!
https://tomaszs2.medium.com/how-to-learn-programming-from-scratch-92a2094511a1
#programming #itcareer #codingjobs -
When I was growing up in India, you had to score certain percentage across board during your 10th grade exam to be able to get into science stream which in turn allowed you to get into either medical or engineering stream or graduate as just Bachlor of Science. if you couldn't score needed percentage you tried for commerce stream which meant you could be a CPA, CGA, CA etc... worst case was if you didn't score enough percentage there in which case you were relegated to arts college. In 1982 when I finished my 10th grade, although I scored high on math and science my overall grade was barely enough to make it to science stream. my father was simple govt employee and would not have been able to pay for private engineering/science school. so he urged me to take commerce stream instead. However as consolation price he agreed to let me take a computer programming course at a private institution. I learnt how to program in BASIC on Tandy TRS-80 computer. I will be forever grateful to him for that. For although I was an utter failure in school having lost all interest in studies, I took to programming like fish to water. School where I learnt hire me as teaching assistant to teach 10-12yr old kids right after I finished my course which allowed me to keep learning. I convinced them to pay me only half the salary ( equivalent to $12/mo at that time ) and let me sit in on COBOL programming classes instead. Only condition was that paying students got first priority when it came to booking computer time for actual coding practice. So I used to just write my code on coding sheets by hand and keep it ready. classes used to close at 10 and usually teachers used to stay on for another hour and half or so. so I used to get my keyboard time in during 10pm-11:30pm and usually had to be shooed out so that school could be closed for the night.
How did you get started in IT?
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When I was growing up in India, you had to score certain percentage across board during your 10th grade exam to be able to get into science stream which in turn allowed you to get into either medical or engineering stream or graduate as just Bachlor of Science. if you couldn't score needed percentage you tried for commerce stream which meant you could be a CPA, CGA, CA etc... worst case was if you didn't score enough percentage there in which case you were relegated to arts college. In 1982 when I finished my 10th grade, although I scored high on math and science my overall grade was barely enough to make it to science stream. my father was simple govt employee and would not have been able to pay for private engineering/science school. so he urged me to take commerce stream instead. However as consolation price he agreed to let me take a computer programming course at a private institution. I learnt how to program in BASIC on Tandy TRS-80 computer. I will be forever grateful to him for that. For although I was an utter failure in school having lost all interest in studies, I took to programming like fish to water. School where I learnt hire me as teaching assistant to teach 10-12yr old kids right after I finished my course which allowed me to keep learning. I convinced them to pay me only half the salary ( equivalent to $12/mo at that time ) and let me sit in on COBOL programming classes instead. Only condition was that paying students got first priority when it came to booking computer time for actual coding practice. So I used to just write my code on coding sheets by hand and keep it ready. classes used to close at 10 and usually teachers used to stay on for another hour and half or so. so I used to get my keyboard time in during 10pm-11:30pm and usually had to be shooed out so that school could be closed for the night.
How did you get started in IT?
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When I was growing up in India, you had to score certain percentage across board during your 10th grade exam to be able to get into science stream which in turn allowed you to get into either medical or engineering stream or graduate as just Bachlor of Science. if you couldn't score needed percentage you tried for commerce stream which meant you could be a CPA, CGA, CA etc... worst case was if you didn't score enough percentage there in which case you were relegated to arts college. In 1982 when I finished my 10th grade, although I scored high on math and science my overall grade was barely enough to make it to science stream. my father was simple govt employee and would not have been able to pay for private engineering/science school. so he urged me to take commerce stream instead. However as consolation price he agreed to let me take a computer programming course at a private institution. I learnt how to program in BASIC on Tandy TRS-80 computer. I will be forever grateful to him for that. For although I was an utter failure in school having lost all interest in studies, I took to programming like fish to water. School where I learnt hire me as teaching assistant to teach 10-12yr old kids right after I finished my course which allowed me to keep learning. I convinced them to pay me only half the salary ( equivalent to $12/mo at that time ) and let me sit in on COBOL programming classes instead. Only condition was that paying students got first priority when it came to booking computer time for actual coding practice. So I used to just write my code on coding sheets by hand and keep it ready. classes used to close at 10 and usually teachers used to stay on for another hour and half or so. so I used to get my keyboard time in during 10pm-11:30pm and usually had to be shooed out so that school could be closed for the night.
How did you get started in IT?
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When I was growing up in India, you had to score certain percentage across board during your 10th grade exam to be able to get into science stream which in turn allowed you to get into either medical or engineering stream or graduate as just Bachlor of Science. if you couldn't score needed percentage you tried for commerce stream which meant you could be a CPA, CGA, CA etc... worst case was if you didn't score enough percentage there in which case you were relegated to arts college. In 1982 when I finished my 10th grade, although I scored high on math and science my overall grade was barely enough to make it to science stream. my father was simple govt employee and would not have been able to pay for private engineering/science school. so he urged me to take commerce stream instead. However as consolation price he agreed to let me take a computer programming course at a private institution. I learnt how to program in BASIC on Tandy TRS-80 computer. I will be forever grateful to him for that. For although I was an utter failure in school having lost all interest in studies, I took to programming like fish to water. School where I learnt hire me as teaching assistant to teach 10-12yr old kids right after I finished my course which allowed me to keep learning. I convinced them to pay me only half the salary ( equivalent to $12/mo at that time ) and let me sit in on COBOL programming classes instead. Only condition was that paying students got first priority when it came to booking computer time for actual coding practice. So I used to just write my code on coding sheets by hand and keep it ready. classes used to close at 10 and usually teachers used to stay on for another hour and half or so. so I used to get my keyboard time in during 10pm-11:30pm and usually had to be shooed out so that school could be closed for the night.
How did you get started in IT?
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When I was growing up in India, you had to score certain percentage across board during your 10th grade exam to be able to get into science stream which in turn allowed you to get into either medical or engineering stream or graduate as just Bachlor of Science. if you couldn't score needed percentage you tried for commerce stream which meant you could be a CPA, CGA, CA etc... worst case was if you didn't score enough percentage there in which case you were relegated to arts college. In 1982 when I finished my 10th grade, although I scored high on math and science my overall grade was barely enough to make it to science stream. my father was simple govt employee and would not have been able to pay for private engineering/science school. so he urged me to take commerce stream instead. However as consolation price he agreed to let me take a computer programming course at a private institution. I learnt how to program in BASIC on Tandy TRS-80 computer. I will be forever grateful to him for that. For although I was an utter failure in school having lost all interest in studies, I took to programming like fish to water. School where I learnt hire me as teaching assistant to teach 10-12yr old kids right after I finished my course which allowed me to keep learning. I convinced them to pay me only half the salary ( equivalent to $12/mo at that time ) and let me sit in on COBOL programming classes instead. Only condition was that paying students got first priority when it came to booking computer time for actual coding practice. So I used to just write my code on coding sheets by hand and keep it ready. classes used to close at 10 and usually teachers used to stay on for another hour and half or so. so I used to get my keyboard time in during 10pm-11:30pm and usually had to be shooed out so that school could be closed for the night.
How did you get started in IT?