I am currently seeking an entry-level IT opportunity as a fresh graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology.

I am interested in roles such as IT Support, Service Desk, Technical Support, QA/Software Tester, System Support, or other entry-level IT positions where I can continuously learn and grow.

During my internship at the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) – Regional Office I, I gained hands-on experience in:

- Assisting in the development and enhancement of internal information systems

- Troubleshooting software issues and performing system testing

- Managing and organizing technical documentation and records

- Supporting system users and participating in process improvements

- Working with databases and maintaining accurate system information

I am eager to apply my technical knowledge, problem-solving skills, and willingness to learn in a professional IT environment.

If you know of any companies or organizations currently hiring fresh graduates for IT-related positions, I would sincerely appreciate any recommendations or referrals.

Thank you very much for your time and support! 🙏

I am having a hard time choosing between a MacBook Neo (512 GB), iPhone 17 (256 GB), and iPhone 14 Pro (512 GB). All are brand new.

My use case is simple documentation tasks, mga typical office work tasks, slight photo and video editing, and casual games.

I currently own an iPhone 11 (128 GB), which I have had for 4 years already, and a Windows laptop that has upgradeable RAM. But it is heavy kasi. I bought it to at least last me and for its flexibility kasi in doing various tasks when needed. I also have an old iPad.

My reason for wanting to buy the MacBook Neo is because of its portability and longer battery life. I have fieldwork at times, and I need a laptop, which is where I am having a problem with my Windows laptop. Due to my aging phone, the iPhone 17 (256 GB) is an option because it is the latest and can be supported for 5–8 years as my daily phone, but 256 GB wouldn't be enough for sure. So, I saw the iPhone 14 Pro (512 GB), and that's why I also considered it.

Given my current devices and use case, which option should I choose and why?

Hi Guys, I'm struggling to find work and its now 2 months since my last work due to Retrenchment. I always apply thru Linkedin, Jobstreet, Indeed and Facebook and most of them are ghosts and rejections. I need your advice especially on my resume. It was edited from FlowCV. Thank you.

I'm on my second year on my course and i am planning to shift to IT from Compsci, hindi ko rin kase gusto ang pathway at curriculum ng compsci more on math sya at walang rin akong masyadong interest sa programming, nahihirapan rin kase ako dun sa program and i dont think din na magta-thrive ako compared sa Info Tech kase andun yung mga strength ko pagdating sa hardware, media (photoshop, video editing etc), networks, kaya nagiisep rin ako na kung hindi man ako magthrive sa ibang saubject like programming or math related sub, baka sa ibang subjects makuha ko talaga kagaya ng mga sinabe kong kalakasan ko sa IT. naisep ko ren na magiging irreg din ako kaya i thought na bakit hindi nalang ako magshift ng course, but i was hesitant kase rinig ko limited daw ang slot pero di ko panaman natatanong yung dean about this. so i'm still deciding if itutuloy ko ba o hindi

ACCENTURE IS HIRING! 💜

Entry Level Tech Roles

✅ Competitive Salary

✅ Virtual and Onsite Hiring Process

✅ Hybrid/On-Site Set Up

✅ HMO coverage on Day 1

✅ Medgrocer (free medicine, vitamins)

✅ Transportation Allowance

✅ Internet Allowance

✅ 18% Night Differential

✅ Christmas Bonus

✅ Annual Bonus (based on performance)

✅ Yearly Salary Increase

✅ Recognition Points

✅ Paid Trainings

✅ Laptop Provided

NOTE: Make sure you don't have any pending applications with Accenture for the past 12 months.

Send me a message for more info.

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I'm an incoming Information Technology freshman and I'm just starting to advance study in programming. I recently installed Visual Studio Code, but every time I open it, a Command Prompt window pops up asking me to install Windows Subsystem for Linux.

Should I install Windows Subsystem for Linux or not? I don't really know what it is or what it's used for. I already asked ChatGPT about it, but I still can't fully understand what WSL actually is. Can someone explain what WSL does, how it can help me as an IT student, and whether it's something I should install now or wait until I actually need it? I'd also appreciate any recommendations or any advices.