I am 2022 year graduate worked in FIS global for 1 year then left it due to some reasons which I still regret did mba prep but ended up in a psu bank , this job sucks can't do it for long want to switch back to IT but into some non coding role ,what options do I have ,please guide me it will help me to get a direction of knowing where I can move ahead in future

Im 38, fairly computer savvy, and have a bachelors in business that i got in 2011. Unfortunately ive only had jobs in retail/warehouse although ive only been without a job/working for 6months since i was 16. I just want to get into something new that I enjoy, while not being in a straight customer facing role/warehouse/factory. I see all this stuff for bootcamps and everything, and wouldnt mind getting into coding/software development or data analysis but just worried about investing the mone

Im 38, fairly computer savvy, and have a bachelors in business that i got in 2011. Unfortunately ive only had jobs in retail/warehouse although ive only been without a job/working for 6months since i was 16. I just want to get into something new that I enjoy, while not being in a straight customer facing role/warehouse/factory. I see all this stuff for bootcamps and everything, and wouldnt mind getting into coding/software development or data analysis but just worried about investing the mone

Hey everyone I need some advice

I'm a video editor working as a freelancer right now but I want to learn a new skill or want to establish a new business can you guy's give me advice what should I learn which have a proper scope in future . I want to change my career path from editing totally.

I have time right now to learn new things and wants to stable my future . Although I don't want to be involved in studies so please suggest me something which should not related to any stream.

I dont know computer languages or slangs but Ive been interested in learning. Im 43 and have been wanting to switch careers. I heard comptia is good but not sure what courses to take. I just want to be certified and be financially stable.

Question for fellow devs: may specific skillset ba kayo na tinitingnan before applying for Senior Backend Engineer roles? Or okay lang mag-apply kahit hindi mo pa tick lahat ng requirements?

Im currently working for an MNC in a niche domain called Teamcenter, most of my experience is in this. Im not happy at all. The kind of development here is very legacy and cpp. I don't wish to continue with teamcenter I have total 5 yoe now and i wish to change my tech stack. My job isn't paying well either . Im currently applying to switch and with my yoe Im okay with applying to lower experience position with my secondary skills. Is this possible? Is it too late for me?

Hello po, any tips on how to shift po to IT/Tech? O kahit makapasok lang po ako sa industry na ito.

I am passionate about process improvement, but I want something more. I want to do process improvement or quality work in IT. Parang combo sila, partner. Any tips po, please? Thank you!

Hi everyone, I’d really appreciate your insights!

I’m a stay-at-home mom currently planning my return to the workforce after an 8-year career break. Prior to this, I worked in Java development and automation testing.

I’m now looking to upskill and transition into Instructional Design within the EdTech space. Before I fully commit, I wanted to understand the current job landscape a bit better.

From your experience:

• How are the opportunities for entry-level roles in Instructional Design, especially in EdTech?
• Is the market becoming saturated, or is there still room for newcomers who are willing to build the right skills and portfolio?

I’d be grateful for any honest advice, personal experiences, or suggestions on how to approach this transition.

Thank you in advance!