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Securing the Nation, Securing the Network
IT Challenges in the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community The Department of Defense (DoD) and Intelligence Community (IC) stand as the bulwarks of American national security. Yet, in the ever-evolving digital landscape, both face pressing IT challenges that threaten their ability to effectively and safely fulfill their missions. O’Reilly Media was my home base Read more
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Beyond Coding
The IT industry offers a diverse range of fulfilling career paths beyond programming such as UI/UX design, data analysis, project management, technical writing, and cybersecurity among others. Success in these roles often hinges on skills like problem-solving, communication, creativity rather than solely coding abilities. Continuous learning through online resources is vital to stay competitive. It’s… Read more
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Remote Revolution or Office Oasis?
The Covid-19 pandemic reshaped the workplace structure, leading to the rise of the hybrid IT workplace; a model that blends remote and in-office work. This paradigm, while offering flexibility, poses challenges. The article suggests fostering a dedicated remote workspace and maintaining regular hours for work-life balance. In an office, creating interaction spaces and supporting flexible… Read more
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From Zero to Hero
The article outlines five crucial skills for entering into an IT career: technical skills, which includes understanding of operating systems and problem-solving; soft skills, such as communication and teamwork; self-learning via online resources and contributing to open-source projects; building a portfolio through personal projects, open-source contributions, freelancing and consulting; and an ongoing commitment to learning… Read more
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Bootcamp vs. Degree
Choosing between a bootcamp or a degree for an IT career hinges on individual preferences and considerations. While bootcamps offer practical, job-ready skills for roles like web developers, software engineers, and data analysts, degrees provide a theoretical foundation for a broader range of IT careers. Cost, time commitment, career goals, and learning style should guide… Read more
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Cracking the Code
A Beginner’s Guide to Landing Your First IT Job The tech industry beckons with its alluring promises of innovation, growth, and lucrative careers. But for a newbie, navigating the labyrinthine path to landing that coveted first IT job can feel like cracking a high-security code. Fear not, aspiring techies! This guide equips you with the Read more
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