10 things why love about IT:)

[anggwaponi]

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#1: The people
The people in IT are an amazing group. IT is a diverse industry, and the people who work in it tend to have a high level of passion for the job. Sure, there are a few mercenaries who are in it just for the money, but they are thankfully relatively rare. Overall, I cannot say enough good things about the people in this industry, and I love working with, around, and for them.

#2: The energy

#3: The education requirement
a significant portion of people in IT do not have degrees at all. Experience counts for an awful lot. Sure, there are a few niches in IT where that science and math background is needed. But for average business-level usage, it is not necessary. Add in the fact that the technology becomes obsolete so quickly and the fact that the industry is obviously working just fine without the requirement of a degree, and you have a field that is very welcoming. I challenge you to find another job where people with a high school diploma, some self-taught knowledge, and a good attitude have such a good chance to do well for themselves.

#4: The dress code
they didn’t care if we had long hair or beards or pizza stains on our ratty, hardware-vendor T-shirts. Granted, this has changed significantly at most shops. There are now some dress code standards for IT workers. But they don’t seem to be as strictly enforced as they are for the rest of the company. There is an underground, unspoken conspiracy among IT managers that a loosened dress code is practically part of the standard compensation. Sure, if programmers or system administrators really want to come in dressed to the nines, they are welcome to, and no one will knock them for being too GQ. But if your idea of style is less refined, IT as an industry doesn’t mind.

#5: The environment

#6: The adaptable learning curve

#7: Flexible work conditions

#8: Variety in pacing

#9: Geography

#10: Pay day

kamo na lang mag-igo kun uyon ba mo ani. ako lang ni nakaplagan ug gipamantala nako basin diay naay mapupo nga nindot pagtulun-an.

[Rance]

Ako up to 7 ra

1. Pay rate (60K++ per month Cebu based company gross na ha? hehe)
2. Opportunity to Travel (US, China, EU, Japan etc)
3. First look and hands on High tech gadget/software (beta releases, prototype)
4. My company sponsor me to get a Masters degree
5. Flex Time ( I can come in up to 10amor stay late just finish my work)
6. I can wear jeans and t-shirt at work hehe
7. I have business laptop upgraded kanunay

[erichoy]

yeah... i love programming... hmmmm

[dlanyer77]

Ako up to 7 ra

1. Pay rate (60K++ per month Cebu based company gross na ha? hehe)
2. Opportunity to Travel (US, China, EU, Japan etc)
3. First look and hands on High tech gadget/software (beta releases, prototype)
4. My company sponsor me to get a Masters degree
5. Flex Time ( I can come in up to 10amor stay late just finish my work)
6. I can wear jeans and t-shirt at work hehe
7. I have business laptop upgraded kanunay

wow! If ever naa hiring diha then 60k nga rate then cebu base just pm me. hehehe! Mo resign ko daun sa ako work. Nice kau na nga rate then cebu.

[cold_fusion]

The company I'm in right now gives more than that if you are deserving.
Actually, we are still looking for embedded systems programmer.
Advanced skills in C or assembly language. Preferably with bluetooth experience.
PM me if anyone is interested.

[dlanyer77]

The company I'm in right now gives more than that if you are deserving.
Actually, we are still looking for embedded systems programmer.
Advanced skills in C or assembly language. Preferably with bluetooth experience.
PM me if anyone is interested.

ok kau inyo company bro.

[bryanarzaga]

Comsci ko pero anyway programming gets good pay,...2k a week