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- I Don't Have the Background, Experience, or Education to Get a Job in IT.
- 2: I Have a Little Bit of Experience, But I am Not Certified, and I Can't Get an Entry-Level Job.
- 3: All the Advertisements I Look at Have a Ridiculous Number of Job Skills Required. Who Has All those Skills?
- 4: I Have Worked with Only One Vendor's Platform. Can I Still Move Up in the Field?
- 5: I Don't Have the Money to Get Certified. The Classes Are Too Expensive. How Do I Get Started? Is There an Inexpensive Way to Get Certified?
- 6: I Am Afraid Of Failing.
- 7: I Was Just Laid Off. Who Can I Ask for Help and Guidance?
- Conclusions
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Conclusions
There are plenty of obstacles in IT. These obstacles can paralyze you, or they can motivate you. The bottom line is how you view themwhat your attitude is. I have found that a positive, determined, focused attitude will help a career expand logarithmically; whereas a negative, fatalistic attitude will almost always cripple a career.
Let me know what some of your obstacles have been in this crazy business. Feel free to e-mail me at wyrostekw@msn.com or open up a thread on the InformIT.com discussion board. Talk to you soon.
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