Do I enjoy the challenge and fast paced, hectic working environment of Jobs in the Computer Field?
Are you ready for the challenge that jobs in the computer field offer?
Bit of a silly question I know but it’s important that you understand the challenge you're setting yourself.
You should know by now a lot of the non-technical demands of jobs in the computer field for businesses large and small.
The field of IT is very exciting. The rate at which technology is advancing is breathtaking and there are more challenges and an ever increasing need for skilled support staff of all levels.
The workload is heavy and there is never nothing to do. People want their issues dealt with yesterday and when things go wrong it’s always your fault.
If you stay focused, continually improve yourself, keep up to date with technology and develop - and maintain - a good work ethic then the possibilities are endless.
In my opinion the computer industry is by far the most interesting and intriguing, the money isn’t bad either…
You have the choice to progress at whatever pace suits you. Some people are happy to plod along, do their hours and go home with the prospect of moving up the ladder eventually.
Others put in time around their work to study up and pass exams to make themselves worth more money quicker and be in a position to dictate their fees as freelancers.
There is NOTHING to stop YOU from learning how to administer UNIX servers, become Linux certified and a CCIE (the highest Cisco and universal networking qualification) at whatever pace you choose and reach the very top of your field.
There is a lot there for the taking and it’s growing every day, every hour, you have the opportunity to shape your career and reach as high as you’re prepared to take it.
There are many different jobs in the computer field, no mater what direction you choose you are guaranteed a challenge.
So, on that note, if you’d like to break the ice on looking at some entry level certifications to go with the HR client facing knowledge you now have:-
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