Career Opportunities
Is a chosen field in which you try to advance over time gaining more responsibility and earning more money.
Career
Means having and using skills and abilities to be hired and stay hired
Employability
If an employer thinks that you have the qualifications for the job, he will call you for this
Interview
This area focuses on keeping the data of organizations and users secure, as well as the preventative measures taken to reduce harm in the event of a breach.
Cyber Security Specialist
Create plans and layouts for data communication networks
Network Architect
Any activity that you do for in exchange for money or payment
Job
Employers often look for employees with these skills to fill jobs. Employees must have, for example, specialized knowledge in the field to be hired.
Hard Skills
Means continuing to acquire new skills and knowledge throughout the course of your life.
Life Long Learning
This programming-focused branch of IT revolves around building or modifying software applications to meet users’ needs.
Software Development
Monitoring site traffic or other key performance metrics
Website Developer
The ability to show respect for everyone around you while you perform your responsibilities to the best of your ability.
Professionalism
These are skills that you can transfer from one job to another. These include skills like decision making, problem solving and how to use a computer.
Transferable skills
Describes company policies and procedures, such as vacation time, and the different benefits that are available. It also lists the policies and rules that you are expected to obey.
Employee Handbook
This focus area refers to the design, planning and implementation of IT-related hardware, usually done on an organization-wide scale.
IT Management
Take big data and find patterns to help business leaders make decisions.
Data Analyst
A skill or ability that you do well
Ability
Is a written summary of your job work related skills, experience, and education. It introduces you to your employer
Resume
Are beliefs and behaviors about what is right or wrong in the workplace
Work Ethics
This refers to the professionals who assist end users (or other IT support specialists) with day-to-day technical issues.
IT Support
Take the models and ideas from software developers and use code to turn it into an actual program.
Computer Programmers
A document that you use to set goals for the things that you want to accomplish while you are in school
Personal Academic Plan
This includes the names and contact information of people who know you and your qualifications and who are willing to speak about you to prospective employers.
References
How a business treats its customers. This can make a business very profitable or cause a business to lose money.
Customer Service
Professionals in this area focus their work on the design of structured database systems, creating data-loss contingency plans and the analysis of gathered data.
Database Management
Are responsible for determining how a computer system is working, and what can be done to make the processes more effective.
Computer System Analyst