I have been away from the IT culture for almost two year. What is the climate and how can i get back into IT?
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Id take a 6 month refesher course to sharpen my skills in the mean time id be looking into my local job placement agency trying to find a little back burner work wile you find a better job. the culter right now is perty good. Posibly good money if you can land the right job
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Working atmosphere, economic level (downturned), natural disasters, ...
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Notably high-tech. Go for retail,banking, or services. Manufacturing has been sluggish.
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Sorry it has been a longtime since I left Hyd. May be you have to ask people who are preparing for Groups..
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i havent drivin before but i have been in 1 in less than a year
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I think you should possibly consider leaving the country.  The heat is on now.   But seriously, don't sweat it.  Face up to it and don't make a habit of it.  It'll all work itself out.
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Wow, this is a big question.  I'm sorry but there cannot be a straight answer for such a question.\nI did wanted to answer you, as I felt you're probably considering starting a formal education in this area and wondering if eventually you'll have jobs to apply to, and I think it is a good question to answer before that.  If I were you I would search through several job posting sites like the ones I attached below (there are many others!), and make sure you find enough jobs in the area you intend to live in, that require information systems people.  I do not know what are your alternatives, but while looking for job openings, please look not just for what you've mentioned, but for what the market is looking for, and you might find other optional directions for you in there.
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Depends where you are.  Here it will probably be really cold again.. minus 17 Celsius last year. Brrrrrrrr!
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Hi, y'all. I'm in Charlotte, NC, a lovely city with charming architecture, parks, culture and nightlife. We've lived here a year and are very impressed. The weather is pleasant, except for June, July and August when, believe me, hibernation is the best choice. If you're looking for a coastal place, try Wilmington...lots of history there, and enough year-round population to sustain community activity and culture.
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Did you ask " Can anybody tell me how to get a job in Information Technology?"\n\nDepends where you are located.  Are you in India? or the U.S.?  It also depends on what part of the U.S. you live in.\n\nWrite me back and we can discuss this.  I am currently seeking a job in IT and live in a small community.  If I moved to a bigger city I would have better luck.\n\nJulia
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Since the internet bubble burst in 2001, the IT market has been down and out until recently. Currently, it's picking up again and is very hot in most countries such as USA and India. But from experience,  the IT market is very volatile and changes every 4 yrs. like a yo-yo. So it's quite risky to be in this line of work.\nCurrently, there's also a great global demand for wealth/fund managers (asset management) by most major banks esp. in Singapore. If you have a degree in economics and commerce, then this would be the right time to get into this market.
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How about the UK. \nand you can bring some of your good weather with you.
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Congratulations on motherhood!!\n\nFrom what I understand, India is a huge hub for telecommunications. Why would you want to leave? Give me more details about what exactly you are looking for and I will be happy to come back and edit my answer with more specifics. Meanwhile.......hug that lovely baby! Nothing beats motherhood while still sustaining your identity with your career. I'm proud of you! :)
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I nearly went on an IT training course but decided against it due to high fees (hundreds of pounds) for a Sybex book and "online support". Ask the British Computer Society. You'd probably be better off with more recognised organisations like your local university or your library.
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If your goal is to gain more experience, I think you would have better luck being a big fish in a small company wearing many hats than a small fish in a big company working a help desk. That is, unless one of the benefits of the larger company is paid training in the areas you are interested in. Be wary of future promises (i.e., you'll all be doing server duties in the future) as many midsized companies right now seem slow to grow or change their IT infrastructure (if it's not broke, don't fix it), and a smaller company may provide more opporutinies to introduce new technology and spearhead new projects (less red tape and politics).\n\nI suggest you carefully weight all of the financial, logistical (commute time, etc.), psychological (do you like the people, the environment), and career (where will I be in five years) factors before making a decision.\n\nJust another IT professional's two cents worth...
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T-Bone,\nLove the first answer, but gotta add that this honky, after living in B'ham, Al for ten years and coming back, I ain't been warm one winter in those 4 years. Don't need much AC in the summer. You try livin' up here with the Anals who have never left and suffer extended Temps below 20* F in the winter and you will be up-tight too. Grandbabies and work make it bearable, in case you want to know why I stay.
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go to India, thats where all the IT jobs are.