Things You MUST KNOW Before Getting Into IT (Information Technology)

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00:00 Intro
00:15 How will you know if I.T is the career for you?
03:10 Is being an I.T meaningful?
05:31 Do grades in college matter when you want to become an I.T?
05:54 Is it worth it to join clubs in college?
06:08 Is it worth it to get leadership positions in college?
06:23 Are internships important in the I.T field?
06:57 Is networking important in the I.T Field?
07:11 How important are skills in the I.T field?
07:30 Is the school you go to important if you want to be an I.T?
08:08 Grades, Clubs, Leadership positions, internships, work experience, networking skills, projects, and school you go to.

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[Allixar]

Quite useful. As an IT student, my advice for high schoolers is to take dual enrollment classes to take networking courses and few other IT courses so they build IT foundations. There is lot of grunt work involved before getting into higher entry level jobs. Going to take my Comptia Certs and Bachelors degree before going for cloud computing engineering.

[havyer]

Always thought IT was the same as CS so I pursued CS for a few years and couldn't finish it because of how much I hated coding, which was a bummer because I'd always been fascinated with learning about new tech and how things worked. Finally looked into IT and have been learning the material for CompTia, which has been a blast for me. Wished I'd went the IT route from the start. Would've saved myself a lot of years of useless schooling.

[sotothecreator]

I have 3 IT CERTS but my location is bad for tech jobs so getting one in my location is super hard. Before you waste your time make sure there are plenty of jobs you can commute to.

[HozoClips]

I'm going into the military as a it specialist

[nightmarexranmabloodedge]

Thanks Shane. Great information as always. 👍

[TheExaltedHerobrine]

IT is a good career and work experience is very valuable in IT.

[pranavpillai]

IT is a good career for a few kinds of people:
1. have a useless degree.
2. Can't do engineering or medicine.
3. Have a passion for technology and nothing else.

[jail]

I did Information technology and web design for 3 years in high school then 12th grade I did business then I went back and to relearn html css and JavaScript learned that months ago now I started learning Java now Because it was either Java or C++ but I might learn python an Cpp as well and I’m doing IT software engineering

[uvaldo]

You should do a Top Buisness ideas for a/an [ ] engineer

[ithinki]

Im 14, this kind of stuff interests me and I want to be more intelligent about it but im not sure how, anyone have any tips?

[danielcunningham]

What do I minor in if I’m majoring in MIS