Whether you’re just starting in IT or have been in the field awhile, you’re probably going to go through the job interview process, likely more than once (unless you’re getting ready to retire). If it’s a job or position you really want, do yourself a favor and prepare, prepare, prepare.
And, if that particular job or company doesn’t work out, don’t get discouraged. There are plenty of IT jobs out there right now in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, and there are no signs of the IT job market slowing down.
Oswald ended with, “for those who are going into IT, it’s okay to not know [what you want to do] as you’re getting started. You might start in coding and end up in management, you might start in management and end up in coding. Just see things through, don’t give up. Whatever it is you want to accomplish, don’t give up.”
When seeking job training, it’s important to consider a vocational school that provides instructor-led classes, both online and on-campus, teaches in small classroom settings, and offers lab exercises that match the related industry certifications. Additionally, a good school will provide test-prep training at no charge and reliable job placement assistance services.
Click below for the full interview with Oswald Luraghi.