Thank you for this inspiring video and I've got my decesion that I.T is finally my course

Amazing video! So many different experiences, I loved it. Really encouraging if you are wondering about an IT career.

IM 18 YEARS OLD, AND STUDYING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, WATCHING THIS VIDEO GETS ME PUMPED AND EAGER TO WORK! THIS JOB IS SO COOL! :D

I'm currently pursuing a bachelors degree in information technology and this video just really gets me pumped and motivated. So awesome!

Great video!

Great video! Thanks.

Greate Video! Brothers

wow! Now I should be more motivated about my course. I'm a 2nd year IT student. Major in web and Application

I love this Video!.. Thank you!

Very inspiring video.

well i'm from Canada so it works different here, I got my computer technologist diploma in 3 years at Sheridan college (the harvard of computer animation in Canada). Cost around 8 grand a year, and I did co-op work placements in between lecture semesters which helped pay for most of the schooling as I was making a decent wage. All in all it wasn't hard, but I'm currently going to university for engineering as it is the most promising; this is because people are becoming more and more tech savvy.

Nice!. I really love IT!!

This video is so good. Congratulations!

Great!

,Thank so much i got a lot of information from this video . i’m doing IT in India

Smarts Lifetime .....

nice, its very interesting the differents kinds of information =) (sorry, my english is bad)

Consider yourself very fortunate to be an a tech savvy environment where people know the difference.

Not always the case. My job has me going to different sites around town troubleshooting many types of issues. I get paid decently, I get good benefits, and I also get paid for expenses and mileage. I spend very little time in my office. Of which most of that time is ordering parts or communicating with other assets to get the problem solved. It really depends on what your IT job really is. If your Help Desk or a programmer then yeah you will have a lot of screen time.

I have to say I love it .What should I do to get there?

this was an inspirational video

You wouldn't know it in some places, they tend to try to separate them, placing one higher then another, or in another category. But you're right CS is apart of the IT industry, but some interviews I've been to think otherwise.

IT is power on value tool and people.

I wish IT was as easy as IT looks.

I agree. Sometimes I go on site and its the most simplest of solutions. I fix the issue and think "I can not believe I get paid for this". I think it comes down to your attitude and how you look at it. If your like the guy above then your not going to like any kind of support roll.

@borisjakovljevic i just watched your blog and its great.

I'm ambivalent towards beginning my bachelors in Computer Information Technology. I am also considering Computer Science.

GREAT VIDEO

Cool

Which would be better for IT, community college or a tech school?? Please give me some information.

I am also pursuing IT. I have alot of ideas that I would love to put into fruition.....

oh..! i like IT

I've never had this issue. Then again I'm a networking person, (Where you can earn pretty much the same) at a multinational

I thought of my father chooses to be a civil engineering but I really prefer the IT what is the better?

do you see the field of IT still strong and will it still be strong within the next 2-4 years? Would really appreciate an answer, thank you.

i wanna be a software deveoper i love the idea of it all one question does anybody have a school thats good for IT and isnt ALOT of many

@AllDayBby thanks for the info....

@Conman2317 U r funny as hell . Im an old fuck(36) ged education Working 12 hour rotation shifts . I need some info on how much it might cost to go to school for IT. I love computers well most of the time and am thinking about school i hate my job sure it brings about 70k a year but i hate it with passion.

hey people, can i take an advice from you guys i really want to proceed a career of programming and designing video games, what course should i proceed? please reply if you have some time.

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i love it

IT is for the future...

Can someone become from scratch and learn? I really have passion for the IT world but never really had the opportunity to.. How can i go about this?

Possibly. You're not exactly guaranteed any thing, but you do have *some* experience. I mean Im at uni, do a networking degree, and have a placement at a large multinational. You probably earn more than me, but I guess I'd have the experience for working for this company

continued: and as people become more and more tech savvy, the less reliant they become on IT professional help, also software is getting more efficient and easier to use as time progresses, there is little hope for you as a info. technologist, as all the future jobs will rely on engineering and programming specialists. Right now there is a big demand of IT Pro's, but it will die down fast!

"I can bring my dog to work" Just enrolled in IT

I want to work for Pixar! Is IT right for me?

xurocho por dios

RMIT Represent!

Or even more. I mean I saw a job near me that paid £60,000!

Michelle look nice;)

O puto amo!!!!!!

uncleee Calvin!!!!!!1

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ok this is what i want i want this im going for it

Become a cisco network engineer. Big bucks.

information technology course in universities; what are the subjects

I get depressed when I see Windows (NSA gold mine) in an office environment. As you can tell I prefer Linux :) (Not a flame, just an expression of emotion)

The reality of it is..you sitting infront of a computer all day.

@volikoto You may not want to hear this, but if I had to stress one thing the most it would be math. You might want to go up to Calculus II & Physics II.

Shoutout CotSU

What have you learn about the video? Write your reflection

ola boas

i see you lil gurl

can you get an associates degree in this?

Krilnan pls.

well video was indeed informative..but thats not complete discription of information technology industries..

thanks so much

I m thinking about getting IT Certs to get a decent job and get my foot in the door at least. Are these certs worth it? (MCTS), Microsoft Certified IT Professional: Server Administrator (MCITP:SA) and Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA). My local community college offers these certs. I currently work at a call center and I feel like I can do more. Its a very dead end job. Are opportunities going to knock if I pursue these? The entire program is 855 hours long I think.

TI 3

Lamps. They are not IT. ...Yeah...Lamps..

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i have BSc and MSc in Information Technology and for 1.5 year i am looking for 1 job here in CYPRUS.. i am unlucky, stupid or one more victim of economic crisis? i dont know.. michalis-sergiouDOTcom

CS is part of the IT industry....

No, the true is that my commentary is good.

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xo lo asimilo Miry

The IT industry is a joke. Go Computer Science an learn the programming language an job availability will never be a problem neither will pay. Programmers an database are always in high demand an pay well, It is not an depends on the location.

Hey mannen lukt het?

Si la mari y la miri te bacilan tu te caias i lo asimila

@ khk geel enzo.

And you ? I dont know

I think you're looking at it in the wrong light. Getting paid a decent amount of money to plug a mouse in for someone is probably the easiest job you're ever going to have. As long as people remain stupid, your job is going to be a peace of cake. Coasting all the way to retirement.

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Pobre do que subira este video..

TI 4 is beter

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khankir 6ala

yeah, well you're better off in computer programming or engineering, IT is a waste of brain.

What a rubbish fluff video. IT is now driven by the business. Basically the business (non IT managers without a clue), now decide what is required and when. This is clear for a number of large companies I have now worked for in the last 20 years. If you are in operations 3rd level Server/network Engineer etc, and the higher you go , you just seem to spend more time doing rubbish jobs the lower levels couldn't be bothered figuring out and dump over. IT is VERY boring, don't be fooled lol

awesome video!