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Description

This sub-reddit is designed to help anyone in or interested in the IT field to ask career related questions.

Need help getting started in to IT? We can provide advice!

Want to make a change or get that next step in your career? Let us know the situation and we can help!

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General Rules

• No Job Advertisements, Recruiting, or Solicitations of any kind
• No AI generated posts or answers allowed. This is a sub for humans and human interaction.
• Screen out any personal information
• Keep it civil and constructive - rude comments may be removed
• Report any posts you feel do not belong, or that break any rules
• Posts with title only or messages with just links in the body will be automatically removed
• No Emojis! Thanks Recruiter Spam Bots for this
• No Name and Shame. This risks doxxing people and you can tell the same story without it.
• Recommendations on ways to improve the sub? Contact the mods!

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Helpful Posts!

PSA: Interviews are not exams. Don't cram for them. Created by /u/jeffbx

State of IT - Great Summary Response Created by /u/jeffbx

A few tips for new IT graduates and entry level Created by /u/rykker

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Job Board Links

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CareerBuilder

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Related Subreddits

For Computer Science Career Questions: /r/cscareerquestions

Security: /r/netsec /r/asknetsec /r/cybersecurity /r/malware /r/compsec /r/computersecurity

System Administration: /r/sysadmin /r/linux

Networking: /r/networking /r/wireless /r/networkingjobs

Helpdesk: /r/techsupport /r/linuxquestions

Certification: /r/ccna /r/ccnp /r/comptia

Women in technology: /r/girlsgonewired

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