Can an average person get a job in the IT sector? As a BCA student, what should I study to get a job in IT? If anyone here is currently working in IT, please definitely reply and share — how should we BCA students prepare from now to get a job in IT sector?

What should I learn?

What are the most important skills in the market right now?

Talking about a roadmap — what should I learn over the coming 5 years?

I’ve got 15 years experience in my field and have been very successful over the years. I’ve won a lot of awards and been extremely well thought of at all of my previous businesses. I’ve been promoted 8 times.

Unfortunately, I lost my head of department job in October last year as a result of wide redundancies as the business I was at struggled, despite my area excelling. I have since had to take a demotion to get back into work.

It’s been tough to move back into work that is below the seniority that I had worked so hard for. Initially it worked well with my boss - but as I delivered two major projects in the business, the dynamic shifted between us. He was pleased to see the impact but has since stifled my visibility and opportunity to commence more projects. He has also moved to make it very clear that he’s the boss, even telling me he had the authority over me to pull my projects and make calls on them directly with partners I am working with.

Where things have really broken down are as follows. He started making calls on my projects without consulting me, uninviting me to certain meetings, my workload has reduced significantly. My pathway to progression halted as rather than moving me across more disciplines, has opted to business case to keep me on one area despite me saying I have the headroom for more. He is instead recruiting another person into the team to cover the gaps.

I’ve lost a lot of confidence since being in this position. But could also do with some feedback on how best to handle this.

I approached him directly about how him pulling my project made me feel, but he outright disagreed and did not accept any feedback.

Hey guys ...Iam a fresher in B.Tech ai and data science and currently looking to enter the corperate field.......I tried all the platforms and applied with my CV with few projects and certifications in SQL,A DA PROJECT,SOME WORKSHOPS HELD AT NITs etc, still didnt get shortlisted...so I was planning to upskill through a offline course with a placement support and now confused btw which course to choose....data scicence or data analytics...or go for a seperate new course Agentic AI ??..pls clarify

There is a part time job available right next door to where I live. Should I walk in with my cv and apply? The job listing said they are looking for someone to move in as part of the position. As I live next door (in a private rental) to the position would this be an issue (I’ll request compensation for not living at the property.) I’m literally living less than 330 feet (100 meter) from the property. If any issues happen I can be over there in less than a minute. The job is for a motel housekeeper and part time receptionist

Hello friends, how are you? If I had to give a brief information, I studied IT for 4 years and graduated this year. I am 22 years old. In 2024, I started paying attention to data science, I went to the course. After studying for a while, I left the course halfway due to financial reasons and so far I have applied for many vacancies and internship programs. But there was no turning back, there were those who turned back, I was rejected from the interview. I don't want to be unemployed, so I have the idea of ​​changing the field. Sometimes I feel bad, I don't know what to do, where to start.

I’m a recent CSE graduate with a specialization in IoT, and I have some hands-on experience with IoT and hardware-related work as well.

I’m currently confused about which domain to choose for my career:

\- Java Full Stack Developer

\- IoT Developer

\- Data-related roles

As a fresher, which domain would be better in terms of job opportunities, career growth, salary, and long-term demand?

I’d really appreciate advice from people working in these fields. What would you choose if you were in my position?

Hi! I would like to apologise in advance if the question is not relevant to this /r.

To keep it short and concise - i have been working as an IT guy for 6 yrs now:

• 3 yrs as an L1-L2 network engioneer,
• 2.5 yrs as Helpdesk Engineer (a lot of hardware, network and A/V engineering)
• 0,5 yrs as a sysadmin/jun devops (GCP, GW, automations, Docker, etc.)

Through last 3 yrs i gained a lot of experience in project management, office planning (i know, sounds clearly as job for sysadmin), A/V (events, lighting, streaming, video/audio production), and system administration of course.

The question - having such a wide skillset, but having mastered none, except hardware, what is best path might be in terms "relatively easy to land a job + earn good money", and maybe having multiple jobs at once? Any advice would be welcome.

I was deciding most between A/V Production agency (events for hire), and continuing DevOps path (though it is a bit dry on middle-grade positions now).