Careers In Information Technology IT

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Abstract

The purpose of this assignment is to give a broader insight into the Information Technology field. The field of Computer Programmers will be one of the careers that you will become more familiarized with in this discussion. Although job titles and descriptions may vary depending on the organization, computer programmers are individuals whose main job function is to write programs according to specifications given. These specific instructions are given by software engineers and system analysts. Also included in this discussion will be articles on the things that we can do help individuals who are less fortunate than us, and how the world of information technology can contribute in impacting the hope of people with disabilities. You will learn exactly what it takes to get started in this career and what everybody who makes this their career choice love about what they do. You will also get an idea of what type of salary to expect once you have graduated.

In order to assist you with your journey into the field of a Computer Programmer, I have prepared step by step instructions that will guide your start toward obtaining a computer programming career.

Career Instructions

• Step 1: Obtain a degree in computer programming, this will enable you to work as a network technician, researcher, software engineer, or in project management and a host of other positions.

• Step 2: Use your writing skills to break into the field of technical or documentation writing. Skilled technical writers are in great demand in the computer programming field. Learning how to do this kind of work is a great skill for programmers to add to their arsenal of abilities in order to work in various departments within a company.

• Step 3: Determi...

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...gain more knowledge before they apply to a paid commitment.

I feel that if someone is looking for information on a particular career path, any information can help them make an informed choice. The surveyors agreed that the usage of surveys are meaningful and will continue to be a proven way of collecting information. Using this as a form of analyzing how individuals rationalize career choices as well as making informed decisions pertinent to their career and other choices. There was also some mixed emotion that the taking of an employment assessment survey was unrealistic in providing practical guidance, and not very effective in making such a choice as career selections. The overall results were that taking this survey was very motivating in the guide to making the right career decision to some, while others felt that it didn’t carry much merit one way or another.

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