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Anonymous

Stealth • 5m

Hello folks just need some advice i was like same as you like college after job which is non it which is in (MNC) but i have IT skills like MERN STACK, AWS, Linux (Parrot, kali Linux, black hat linux), SQL Except programming i am good at these things even i know basics of CEH i wanted to switch to IT is it possible because I'm poor at programming but every company asking one programming language is necessary I'm trying to learn but not working out i won't give up... Any suggestions kindly provide thanks 😊

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 5m

Bro programming is definitely a core requirement for most IT roles, but you also have to have a solid foundation with your skills in areas like web dev, cloud, Linux, databases and ethical hacking. Don't sell yourself short - those are highly valuable in today's tech world

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 5m

Umm if possible, take a step back and try to figure out which IT domain excites you the most - web dev, cloud, cybersec etc. Then double down on upskilling in that area and aim for entry roles

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 5m

Why not try building some personal projects using the tech you know - MERN stack, AWS etc? Having a portfolio showcasing your skills can go a long way in landing that first IT job.

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