How can I get a job in IT field?
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get a degree in any of the following: computer science, mis (management information systems), computer engineering, electronics & communication engineering. or basically, you need to be able to understand how programs work and how they are applied to real-world problems. knowledge on different operating systems is also a big plus.\n\nhope this helps...
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there are lots of 'direction' you can go when you are an it student: \nweb (web design and programming),\ndatabase-expert (specialist in database),\ndatabase related (create program related to database for companies),\ngames related (create games),\nnetwork administrator (handle a network).\nsecurity-expert (knows system holes and how to secure them),\ncomputer science (related to artificial intelligence), etc.\n\nfind the thing that you are interest with, and study it well. cause each direction has their own thing to study. i believe if you study yours well enough, you will work in a very big company.\na little advice: experience is one of the key.
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Wow, this is a big question.  I'm sorry but there cannot be a straight answer for such a question.\nI did wanted to answer you, as I felt you're probably considering starting a formal education in this area and wondering if eventually you'll have jobs to apply to, and I think it is a good question to answer before that.  If I were you I would search through several job posting sites like the ones I attached below (there are many others!), and make sure you find enough jobs in the area you intend to live in, that require information systems people.  I do not know what are your alternatives, but while looking for job openings, please look not just for what you've mentioned, but for what the market is looking for, and you might find other optional directions for you in there.
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Mainly when looking for an IT job that pays well, they're looking for experience and IT certifications.  From my experience I started at the bottom and worked my way up.  I worked doing Temp/Contract jobs for about 2 years until I got a good paying job.  Try getting so IT certifications such as http://www.comptia.org/certification/default.aspx or http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/default.asp
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Hi!\nYou can try for some translator job openings in IT industry.\n\nInfact people who know any one of these languages like German, French, Spanish, Japanese are in great demand in IT industry. \nYour job roles will be to read the projects that client is sending to your company in his language and encode the same in English.\n\nEg: If you are getting a project from Japan, then definitely it will be in japanese which programmers here will not understand. So, you would be required to decode it accordingly.\n\nThe package offered is also high in some IT industries, try this.\n\nAll the best!
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Only you can answer your own question about your career, but first figure out what do you enjoy doing the most. Are you a people person? If you are, then go work in the retail industry. Do you want to work in an office? Then go volunteer and take some courses that will help you learn computer skills. Once you gain enough experience, send out resumes to staffing agencies. They have a lot of temp positions to gain experience.
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Look for an IT intership.  Work a year or so as an underling, then find a real job in the field of interest.
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Ok, you wanna serious answer? Computer info tech. Working for any company in their IT dept makes great money. I would apply at any and all large companies around. Even if right now you have to start with something small, go for it and work your way up. I know the hospital I work for pays their IT people top dollar. They make more than a lot of RNs there. Congrats, and screw these other guys, you'll never have to worry about money again.
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IT is such a broad field though, you should try to focus on an area of IT such as networking, programming, database admin or design.  It would take an enormous amount of time and education to learn every single thing about IT.  You should consider going to a "good" college for technology and IT to learn and then follow up by getting a job and/or certifications in your area to showcase your skills.
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well in IT sector now a days in India u can have job regarding software development\nsoftware solutions online (called as callcenters)\ndata processing\ndata entry\nhardware, networking\nand many more jobs depends upon ur qualification\n\ni think i deserve 10 points\n\nrj_jocky@yahoo.com
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In UK we leave school at 16 and go to college (IT Student) and then uni (IT Student) if we wish\n\nhttp://jobcentreplus.gov.uk\n\nhttp://fish4jobs.co.uk\n\nBut be warned most IT jobs want x number of years experience
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Well, if money is your goal, I'd say that you should try to link your IT with a field that is involved with money.  Finance or Medical Technology might be interesting directions, but even something like Film Studies could be a fit if you us it the right way.
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Get experience with a real job in your field. It will make you far more employable when you do graduate.
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go to manpower.com\n\nthey are anagency...the BEST, and they can help you find different\ntypes of jobs to get your foot into the door\nthe rest is a matter of you networking\nwith people where you are to stay and train you better
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Ajith: Prior experience in a related field definitely helps one on the way to secure a job in a field of choice. If you don't have that, then the best of way of getting it is looking for an internship in the industry of your choice which will arm you with the relevant exposure to the industry. Also, do some field study and gear your academic projects towards the industry of your choice so that you can have something to show in an interview and impress the company. Lastly, subscribe to trade publications and stay on top of new developments and buzz words in the industry. Build you arsenal of knowledge so that you can talk in industry terms when you land an interview.\n\nNow comes the hard part... landing an interview... Hopefully your campus recruitment efforts will help. On top of that network. Join trade association as a member, network with people there, ask your professors to give you leads etc. I wish you the best of luck.
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You can write about your goals and plans you have about your career in IT field. Then you can explain about how you plan to achieve them. How would you approach the studies? What strategies will you apply? Do you plan to do your higher studies or research in IT? Within the IT field, what particular topic do you want to focus on? Apart from the collegiate degree, what additional steps do you plan to take to achieve your goal?\n\nhope that helps.
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Try asking some of the IT Departments of the companies near you.  Some companies have software that they have written themselves or have been written specially for them.\n\nThat way you will gain experience working with all the major software packages as well as the individual specialist packages.