Commitment to excellence
Sometimes, life happens when you’re making other plans. The accidental IT Professional doing more than surviving, always putting the best foot forward.
A passion for people
With 30 years of experience in the IT field, I’ve seen a lot. Given what I know now, I might have done it differently and gotten faster results. It all starts with an interest in people. Making it also faces many obstacles.
Lack of Practical Experience
Entry-level IT professionals struggle to gain practical experience, creating a catch-22 situation where jobs require experience but experience requires jobs.
Rapidly Evolving Technology Landscape
The fast-paced nature of IT requires constant learning and adaptation, making it challenging for newcomers to stay current and relevant.
Intense Competition
The high number of IT graduates and career changers leads to fierce competition for entry-level positions, making it difficult to stand out.
Impostor Syndrome
Many new IT professionals struggle with feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt, impacting their job search and performance.
Balancing Specialization and Versatility
New IT professionals struggle to decide between specializing in a specific area or maintaining a broad skill set to remain adaptable.
Navigating Corporate Culture
Technical expertise alone is often insufficient; new IT professionals must also adapt to corporate cultures and develop essential soft skills.
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- Dispel the rumors and cut through the fluff.
- Experiences to make sense of the tech world
- Content showcased on Substack and Medium.
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- A world of thought-provoking commentaries.
- Case studies that celebrate IT Careers.
- Exclusive access to career and job insights.
“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.”
Don’t Worry
Philippians 4:6
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