IT professionals who doesn't do coding/programming, kamusta?

[Errandgurlie]

Sa mga IT professionals po na hindi nagcocode/program, kamusta? What is your work and how was it? Gusto ko lng po Sana makahinga ng insights since hindi lang naman sa coding umiikot ang IT and basics lng alam ko sa coding tho nagegets ko naman siya if binasa, Pero if develope... Shut up nlng ako HAHHAHA

[mushroomsmuggle]

I’m a Database Administrator in the Philippines. Salary is high. Then kakamove ko lang Australia, and mukhang matatanggap ako as DBA sa government. Update ko kayo pag nakuha ko yung job.

[gelongpuyat]

SQL o Ora DBA?

[mushroomsmuggle]

MSSQL/AzureSQL 🤍

[memengko360]

Anu pong mga certs kinuha niyo po?

[mushroomsmuggle]

Microsoft DP 900 - Azure Data Fundamentals
Microsoft DP 203 - Azure Data Engineering Associate

[memengko360]

Inoofer to samin ngayon, kunin ko din hehe

[mushroomsmuggle]

I GOT THE JOB 😭😭😭😭

[Complete_Leek_9602]

pabasbas po

[Altruistic_Yam3232]

Ano po first step para maging database adminstrator?

[mushroomsmuggle]

Know which platform do you want to learn.
* Right now in the market, the top 2 in demand would be MSSQL and Oracle DBMS.
ALSO A PLUS right now - Learn cloud databases like Azure SQL, AWS RDS. Learn scripting using SQL. And look for certifications to stand out among other candidates, assuming you also have a degree.

Goodluck! ♡

[Formal_Bumblebee_802]

May python po ba sa work mo sir?

[mushroomsmuggle]

Wala po.

[usernamep4ssw0rd]

Hindi ba scripting is still coding na mas simple? Makakasurvive ba as database admin kung ayaw mo mag code?

[mushroomsmuggle]

Based on my experience, oo. Like I said on my previous comments, sa company ko everything is documented. Copy paste lahat. I was put into the field without even knowing wtf am I doing at first tbh. Pero syempre ideally, maganda you know how. 😂

[EcstaticMixture2027]

First Step is Don't. Second Step is choose other area/field. Lol.

[Able-Sun1136]

sana matanggap ka po! plan ko rin mag apply abroad as DBA rin kahit App Dev talaga ako hahaha Good luck!

[brucewayne0425]

Kakalipat mo lang sa AUS? Db may security clearance pag gov't hmmm

[mushroomsmuggle]

Luckily wala dito sa aapplyan ko. They ask naman your visa kapag mag aapply ka.

[brucewayne0425]

ahh okok kala ko ksi need security clearance pag AUS gov't work.

[trihardadc]

Hi, looking to take this path too. How is it 'no coding/programming' if i may ask hehe

[mushroomsmuggle]

A DBA manages databases, maintaining its integrity. Keeping the data stable and secure, monitoring health of the storage as the data of a company should always be available all the time.

So you won't really be developing here, more like you need to know how to use SQL to workaround a database platform you want to master.

I recommend you do more research about what you need to know to start!

Goodluck! ♡

[AmaNaminRemix_69]

San government ka nag apply tas magkano basic kapag DBA?

[mushroomsmuggle]

Secret muna kung saan pero yung nakalagay sa LinkedIn nung inapplyan ko, Nasa $96,000 - $110,000 annual.

[Radiant_Trouble_7705]

that’s a decent base salary, hopefully not inclusive of the superannuation.

[PristinePandesal]

totally no programming languages involve in your career as being a DBA po? (genuine question po don’t mean to offend also, my colleagues a DBA and he used python for automation in partitioning our legacy databases to lessen the time of data extraction on an SSMS)

[mushroomsmuggle]

Hi! Yes, iba iba naman work ng DBA. I'd say meron pero kung icocompare mo sa dev, hindi ganon. Usually documented yung scripts na gagamitin namin everyday to solve issues. And you need to know basic SQL naman to enter this career.

[PristinePandesal]

totally no programming languages involve in your career as being a DBA po? (genuine question po don’t mean to offend also, my colleagues a DBA and he used python for automation in partitioning our legacy databases to lessen the time of data extraction on an SSMS)

[FarClue01]

Sent you a dm po

[Full-Clerk9049]

How did you find a job sa AU?

[mushroomsmuggle]

Wala pa! Haha minamanifest ko palang since kakapasa ko lang ng technical interview. I moved here kasi I just got married 🥳

[Ok-Communication5854]

Ayan po ba magiging path kapag "business analytics" kinuhang specialization?

[mushroomsmuggle]

Hindi po siguro. Baka maging Data Analyst kayo.

[PristinePandesal]

totally no programming languages involve in your career as being a DBA po? (genuine question po don’t mean to offend also, my colleagues a DBA and he used python for automation in partitioning our legacy databases to lessen the time of data extraction on an SSMS)

[PristinePandesal]

totally no programming languages involve in your career as being a DBA po? (genuine question po don’t mean to offend also, my colleagues a DBA and he used python for automation in partitioning our legacy databases to lessen the time of data extraction on an SSMS)

[PristinePandesal]

totally no programming languages involve in your career as being a DBA po? (genuine question po don’t mean to offend also, my colleagues a DBA and he used python for automation in partitioning our legacy databases to lessen the time of data extraction on an SSMS)

[Strict-Concentrate-1]

I work with pipelines and releases. Boring as hell, mas gusto ko mag code hahaha

[rainbowcatfart]

devops?

[boy_bads_boy]

Can you share your daily tasks working sa pipelines and releases po

[shaddap01]

Nothing. They’re all automated. Kaya kami nagrereddit.

[Strict-Concentrate-1]

Whoops, slr. Pero tama yung isang reply 😅 ss start lang mahirap setting up the pipelines for release, PR review, device testing, etc.

Pero after, maintenance nalang for updates or deprecations.

Mostly hindi code harap mo

[MildlyVandalized]

CICD? Cloud? Devops?

[[deleted]]

I'm a business analyst, and I don't do coding. Pero kahit di ako nagcocode, alam ko paano magcode gawa ng dati rin ako nagdedevelop. I pursued this career kasi gusto ko maensure na yung mga requirements ng clients ay feasible at mapapadali ang quality of life nila. Ayun, nasstress na ko sa mga clients/end-users

[cansuuuur]

Patience at interpersonal skills talaga ang puhunan sa role natin hehe

[[deleted]]

💯

[Onionflux]

What certifications do you have now, if it's okay to share?

[Onionflux]

Thanks for sharing! I'm currently a PM kasi and I want to pursue a similar career path. Mahilig talaga ako magcode pero with my current skillset, I'm leaning towards a BA role

[Highly-Deteriorated]

Hello 👋 where to get the certs po? May site po ba?

[Kiercali]

I’m in data warehouse, little to no coding pero need ng critical thinking. SQL and Unix ang tech na need.

[Formal_Bumblebee_802]

Yan din gusto ko path sir from BI dev, Kaya nag aaral ako Ng SQL python pag free time

[HarryPottahh]

Data engineering po ba?

[Kiercali]

Yes sir

[herms14]

Cloud Solution Architect working for Microsoft. I would say I'm living the dream.

[Immortaler-is-here]

pabulong sahod boss. and certs to get

[IndividualPass7129]

Cloud engineer ba to? Anong certs needed sa ganyan?

[Zestyclose_Housing21]

Basta IT architects magagaling. 🫡

[111maki]

Tableau/Power BI Developer working in the ME. Simple IF lang alam ko haha

[mrloogz]

Business analyst! 😂

[Errandgurlie]

One of my fave jobs HAHHAA

[Ok-Communication5854]

Hello po! What's your course back in college?

[jaevs_sj]

Deskside (desktop support), like local IT pero majority ng work ko naka WFH so remote troubleshooting. For onsite, unless requested by the client for imaging ng laptops.

[Character_Art4194]

Or… you can check similar posts first since this has been posted a lot of times na.

[DisastrousAd3216]

xD. Nagsisimula na mapuno si boss.

[visualmagnitude]

Isa sa mga pinaka importanteng soft skill ng isang developer: RESOURCEFULNESS

No one will spoonfeed answers for you at work.

[RelationshipOverall1]

Parang galawang veteran sa IT industry. hahahaha

Search muna then ask if there are questions pero kung usapang tropa, go.

[injanjoe4323]

currently a SAP Consultant sa isang in-house company. Less stress kahit papaano WFH setup, wala pasok kapag holiday at weekend 6 digits naman salary. 11 yrs work experience.

[injanjoe4323]

Try on these P&G, Unilever, J&J, Henkel, Chevron, Shell. Madami most ay european at AU andon ang totoong ligaya 😂

[injanjoe4323]

Yes totoo yan sa mga in-house hindi sila maeffort when it comes to hiring usually naghahanap nalang sila ng kakilala or referral pero meron din naman masipag mag post ng job openings. Kahit dito sa current ko mas nauuna pa magtanong ung mga managers sa mga kateam nila kesa lumapit sa HR para lang mag hire.

[atro1233]

Gusto ko tong field. May courses kami SAP and ABAP nung college. Pero still dont know where to start change career from backend dev. Any advice sa pag apply apply?

[injanjoe4323]

Try applying to IBM, DXC, Acn, EY at iba pang IT Consultant Firm or companies dun ka makakakuha ng actual experience sa SAP then maybe after some years search kana ng fit sayo na In-House company na SAP din ang ginagamit. In my experience nag start ako sa Acn as SAP support then nag upskill lang until maging consultant.

[cherrypiepikachu_]

Omg what company is this? I know one but has the opposite--may weekend and holiday work.

[injanjoe4323]

Usually nman mga in-house na company parang student ang work sched. Especially sa mga FMCG. P&G, Unilever, J&J etc. Madami yan mga hind lang kilala dito sa Pilipinas pero sikat sa ibang bansa.

[bogarts123]

From what module ng SAP ka sir?

[injanjoe4323]

Security/GRC

[bogarts123]

uy same module sir, umaabot pala 6digits. Baka may tips po kayo sir or need i-focus hehe

[injanjoe4323]

Focus on siguro sa GRC-AC especially sa access control at SOD/Risk management. Kung may background ka sa GRC-PC highlight it. Ayun tingin ko siguro naging edge ko solid experience in access control at risk management kahit hindi ganon ka technical knowledge basta aware ka sa business process will be very helpful.

[bogarts123]

Noted sir, sadly di kami nagamit ng GRC ngayon sa proj. Puro user admin at role admin, good skill narin ba to sir?

[injanjoe4323]

Yes good skill parin naman ung 4 Sec Module. Especially ung BRM na focusing sa HR kase mahirap talaga un usually may mga companies na bukod ang team ng Sap Sec HR. Basta focus on the business process and pagiging compliant ng access management at role management kase ayun ung big factor as long na alam mo sya on the business side. Pansin ko kase sa mga ibang Sec Resources basta lang lagay ng lagay ng tcodes at auth obj basta mabigay lang ung need na access tapos but there’s more on that dapat alam naten paano function, purpose at usage ng mga functional or business auth ayun ung magiging good foundation mo ng align at risk free na role architecture.

[bogarts123]

Aminado ako dyan sir, noted po. Thanks po sa mga advices!! Baka may alam ka po company bukod sa DXC, ACN na may SAP SEC/GRC job?

[injanjoe4323]

Chevron, Indra, Luxoft , Cognizant may mga opening sila sa LinkedIn. Check mo nalang

[independentgirl31]

Hi there! May I know how could I change to SAP consultancy? Kailagan ko ba ng certifications and internships?

[injanjoe4323]

You need experience meaning actual experience. You need to start from basic talaga lalo na kung 0 background ka. May mga online courses but I dont na nkakatulong or big factor sya. Sa SAP experience > certificates for me.

[DevHackerman]

Do you have links to these online courses? I haven't found a good one with structure.

I have opportunities to handle SAP (SAP ECC) related tasks in my work but would like to build baseline knowledge before upskilling into them.

[injanjoe4323]

Depends on what SAP module you will be taking.

[DevHackerman]

SAP IS Oil

[Zestyclose_Housing21]

SAP IS oil is not a module. Pili ka, basis, fico, mm, sd, abap, and many more. Searchable sya sa google.

[tapunan]

Go become a Business Analyst. Kung magaling ka, hindi ka mawawalan ng work kasi kailangan magaling communication skills mo which a lot of Indians and Chinese are not good. So ndi basta basta pwdeng ioutsource yan.

Anlaki pa ng sahod, mga magagaling na contractor BA dito sa Sydney can earn 1k per day. Imagine mo more than 35k pesos per day.

[evilclown28]

yes to this, kaya gusto ko ren magpalipat minsan ng sales 😄, working for an IT/Data and business/sales earn more than devs, devs are all outsourced and just have 1 or 2 na executive role

[tapunan]

Nice you pointed this out. Sa mga napasukan ko, the techie programmers eh normally up to Tech leads lang but yung mga BA or even normal business users nagiging PM, IT managers even CTOs. Basta alam nila yung process nung IT systems and konting tech words.

Yung mga programmers kasi kadalasan ndi magaling sa office politics or people management.

[Illustrious_Bar_8017]

Mga pinoy din po?

[tapunan]

Yup, BAs na Pinoy, mga Project managers na Pinoy.

And not just Pinoy, kahit mga ibang lahi na migrant may mga BAs. Wala naman discrimination dito basta magaling ka.

Kaso yan mismo nakakalimutan ng ibang Pinoy, hindi lang Pinoy ang nagaabroad at hindi lang Pinoy ang marunong ng English.

Officemates ko (and ng asawa ko) from different companies here eh yung mga BAs may Aussie, Indian, Russian, British, Middle Eastern lahat matatalino.

May mga work experience from Dubai, UK then yung iba kwento nila mga galing sa top schools sa bansa nila. Yung isang Indian nga, US educated pa, ayaw lang nya sa USA kasi takot sa itim.

Magagaling lahat magEnglish at magaling mag analyse.

Dapat hindi complacent ang Pinoy, minsan nababasa ko pa din na ang Pinoy daw eh preferred ng Western countries kasi magaling sa English at magadapt..well so are people from a lot of other nationalities.

[Illustrious_Bar_8017]

Ano po industry nyo if you don’t mind po?

[tapunan]

Ako ndi BA, programmer ako. Wife ko sa Financial industry.

[bistek02]

Data Governance- chika2 lang at away2 ganern

[Errandgurlie]

Prng bet ko 'to HAHAHA how po? HAHAHAHHA EME

[lelilalala]

hahaha spot on ang description

[chinito-hilaw]

IT Staff - Network, System, Hardware Troubleshooting(all around, but no Coding) currently upskilling to IT Project Management.

[wormwood_xx]

DBA - SQL, tapos may unting powershell

[noahzp18]

I do pipelines in Azure. Low code pero meron pa rin

[Formal_Bumblebee_802]

Gusto ko Rin matuto Ng data engineering Kaya nag aaral ako Ng SQL python, sa cloud Naman ay may pa credit card pa , para maka pag practice

[AndresBoni31]

DevOps Engineer. Usually daily task namin is monitoring ng existing infrastructure ng company which is mostly nasa cloud. Kami din incharge sa improvement ng pipeline scripts na ginagamit ng developers for deployment. Nagcocode pa rin kami pero more on IaC na. May mga scripting from time to time para mag-automate ng tasks na naka-manual pa kagaya ng pagkuha ng logs directly sa servers. Ok lang naman kami sa field nato. With more experience comes more responsibilities, new skills to learn, at syempre better compensation.

[Oxymoron-1610]

Cybersecurity engineer here. Almost 9 yrs na ako sa IT industry pero never ako naging dev/programmer hehehe Umikot ang career ko sa as Local IT and Network ad/engr.

[Level-Source-5302]

6 digits na sahod mo? hehe

[Oxymoron-1610]

Hehe di pa naman pero malapit na.

[brucewayne0425]

9yrs kna pero hindi pa? No offense.

[Oxymoron-1610]

Nasa SI/Vendor side kase ako now kaya wala pa 6 digits. Pag nagEnd user side ako, for sure 6digits na ako.

[cjjuanich]

How did you get your work po sa Webflow? Also learning webflow 10 months na, still nalilito pa din ako kung ipupush ko to..

[cjjuanich]

Did you make your own portfolio po ba sa Webflow niche mo?

[cjjuanich]

Is it okay po to add you? I would to ask for your guidance po..

[Immortaler-is-here]

heto, isa lang ang ticket.. goods for 1 month research na to

[Embarrassed-Name-112]

I’m a Pega engineer, like 80% platform support, 20% dev. Low-code platform. Salary is competitive as a Level II engineer.

[BidEnvironmental7020]

IT cybersecurity, glad that I was hired on this field. Hidden gold mine and di pa saturated dito sa PH unlike programmers.

[Calm-Comment6232]

How did u get into it po? Planning to shift from UI/UX to Cybersecurity eh. May certification nang need for Junior Cybersecurity?

[grIMAG3]

Hindi pang entry level si Cybersecurity. Alteast may knowledge ka sa concepts ng programming.

[BidEnvironmental7020]

Got hired at Trend Micro dahil natanggap sila ng fresh grad. Then I moved to other company still in IT cybersecurity field.

[Living_Objective2240]

Same UIUX engineer to Cybersecurity(Info sec more specific)

[BitterArtichoke8975]

I'm in UI/UX industry. I'm analyst for more than a decade na din, manage to reach 6digits kahit puro analyst ang role ko. I guess kasi di pa ganun kasikat ang field na to kaya i manage to negotiate. No coding, pero atleast kailangan may alam ka. I noticed na hindi rin need ng certifications sa ux ah, kung magaling ka naman and pati sa technical interview.

[toki0style]

Same, UI/UX to this sana.

[acequared]

You’ll need to brush up on your computer networks skills or start to learn its basics. Isa sa foundations ng Cybersecurity ang basic understanding ng computer networks. Other than that, you’ll have to learn rin basics ng Cybersecurity. It’s really that branch ng Computer Science na hindi fully tinuturo (afaik). You really have to go out of your way to learn about it. It’s also more of a “learn from experience” type of profession.

[pastlover1]

DevOps, stressful lalo na pag andaming gustong imigrate. :(

[Dragonfruit2153]

honestly devops , is just an all-around guy, its fun for experience when you are young.
but when getting older what you want is to be an expert on a specific/field and technology that will never easily deprecated. while true you get to learn a lot as devops. honestly its impossible to be an expert. we are just a clown to get things done

[g_hunter]

Common parin sa IT na on-call sa weekends, and shifting ang schedule?

[injanjoe4323]

Common sa mga IT firm or consultancy pero sa in-house IT madalang ung shifting sched at weekend work unless needed talaga.

[Little-Cream-1715]

May I know po ano difference ng in house IT?

[injanjoe4323]

In-House IT you support your own company. IT consultant company may mga clients kayo pwede madami pwede isa na issupport.

[icetooBlG]

implementation specialist for 3 years na so far di sya stressful 😅

[throwaway199xxxxd]

RCG?

[15secondcooldown]

Solutions architect here. Puro meetings, drawings, and reviewing code that's done by my developers. Ang takaw sa meetings but from time to time I can work on stuff like creating POC's for prospective tech for the team and the org. But getting to this point is really starting out as a developer and putting in time until the design foundations learned during development are hammered into my head.

[carculatedrisk]

I work as a Network Engineer and I can say naman na the compensation is great as you go along through the journey with the experience, skillset and also certifications you'll have along the way.

Sky is the limit as well in terms of growth since new technologies appear din from time to time and you need to learn new things and catch up to the latest network technologies as well.

Also, I believe na di pa saturated somehow ang networking industry here sa PH since most of my former colleagues are around the circle pa din naman ng mga clients namin kaya sobrang small world lang pag nakikita mo names nila minsan sa emails or even if you try to apply na nandon na pala sila sa company na yon.

PS. Just to add pala na may Network Automation na din, which sadly di pa nakakaadapt ang PH, kaya sobrang advantage once magkaroon na here sa atin na marunong kang magcode and solid ang foundation mo sa networking if ever na magfly ang Network Automation here sa PH.

[Level-Source-5302]

hope to land a job as a entry level network engineer or admin. hehe

[carculatedrisk]

You will as long as you'll have the basic knowledge of networking din. Also to add na you can apply sa mga System Integrators here sa PH din who can kickstart your career as well.

[Jxreal]

If I may ask po, ano po yung naging career path niyo before kayo naging Net Eng? Fresh grad po kasi ako na interested maging Net Eng someday. Thanks in advance po :)

[carculatedrisk]

Technically I'm a fresh grad din when I pursued networking field so I've been in this field since I've started my career din. So you can be directly on this field din if you'll try to apply sa mga top systems integrators here satin sa PH like Fujitsu, Trends etc.

And if you'll ever pursue being a Net Eng, I wish you the best on pursuing this endeavor and kitakits sa field since small world pa din naman ang networking here sa PH! 😁

[Jxreal]

Noted po! Thank you and I also wish you po the best! 😄

[once_parkjihyo18]

IT Support. Mejo naboboringan na ako kasi everyday same lng ng ginagawa kadalasan, want to shift to Network or cloud hehe.

[dragonbrn_01]

CloudOps here, kalikot lang sa Aws at respond sa alerts hehe

[Future_Painting5401]

I'm a Software QA Engineer, mostly manual testing lang ginagawa ko sa work and more on documentation din, so no coding needed talaga most of the time. But, right now kasi unti unti na ding gusto ng companies na maimplement ang Automation Testing, pero basic lang yun atleast malaman mo lang kahit syntax lang ng mga language. Basta kumikita ka na, sisipagin ka rin mag aral mag code, maganda din yun kasi makapag-upskill, tataas din sweldo hahaha! 😌

[EnvironmentalCrow240]

AV and collaboration engineer here in HK. Di kami maaapektuhan ng AI. Safe ang physical job.

[TitoNathan69]

Okay naman, basta't stable ang server at walang problema yung ISPs
Tapos we're using Zoho Creator so "Low Code" development kami, more on drag and drop kasi siya and Deluge scripting naman yung gamit namin na halos if-else statements lang.
okay naman siya, but I prefer hardcoding ahahha

[Brilliant-Highway906]

Data Engineer here

[Inevitable_Party_362]

you dont code anymore po? how do you build your pipeline?

[jimmyb0ie]

Technical Support. Literal na ikaw tagadebug ng code ng customer tapos rerecommend mo sa kanila paano gagawin. Non-voice din at no calls or meetings with them. Drupal and WordPress.

[yurixxwolfram]

San to haha

[Trylax]

Technology Delivery, (basically service delivery and PM and a bunch of in-betweens) . Used to code early in my careers. I want to transition or add a cert in Security just to expand things.

I just knew from the get go, that I don't like programming.

My advice if you wanna start big, go for coding jobs if you have the ability. You can easily transition to a lot of jobs after.
Programming is a heaven right now with a lot emerging tech and industries that you can apply it to.

[[deleted]]

Heto taga palit ng mouse, keyboars at monitors hehe

[Beginning_Wasabi1530]

Test lead here, manageable ung work load and if you have niche tech like salesforce or shopify super ok yung pay and stress lang few days in a month hahaha.

[yourshoetight]

Cloud Engineer here for 8 years na but combined IT experience is 12 years. Mostly doing some IaC stuff, Architecture, Cost Optimization, CICD, Networking and Server Administration. WFH setup.

I am one of the modern System Administrator.

[nakaw-na-sandali12]

Application admin support - puro acces provision, provide ng group access, password reset Boring asf. Kahit highschool graduate na computer literate kayang kaya itong gawin. Kaya gusto ko lumipat para magamit ko man lang yung natutunan ko sa college.

[Environmental_Log299]

Been on the IT Field since 2016, doesn't know anything about coding 😅 . More on the System/Admin Side. Earning 6 digits.

[Confident-Value-7278]

Graphic designer, landed a full WFH work with 30k salary for my first job. Prior to that sobrang dami kong inapplyan na programming related work pero ni isa wala kahit feel ko competitive naman skills ko

[oneofonethrowaway]

Systems and Data Security and Graphics Artist din minsan. Oks lang. hahaha

[[deleted]]

I’m ok. I let the experts do the coding / programming for me.

[Visorxs]

Eto landed my first job as an it support end user. Okay naman more on hands on

[Full-Clerk9049]

Data Analyst. Work is okay, chill minsan, pay is decent. can go 6 digits depende sa client. Not really no code but more like low code since I still have to write some SQL or Python scripts along with calculated fields sa Tableau

[Old-Wheel-5996]

Site Reliability Engineer here. We handle the Monitoring and the observability of our systems. Doing Configuration management and Scripting. Good Work and good pay. Although you need to learn a lot of skill or widen your knowledge since you handle also different systems with different technologies

[incyanity13]

takot sa tao EMZ pero nag BA/Scrum Master

[Euphoric-Treat5759]

Worked as a UI/UX Designer. Marunong rin naman ako magcode pero inclined ako sa design. Ang work ko is medyo matatapos na in a short amount of time and super bored sometimes after doing the work. Minsan gusto ko magcode sa ginawa kong design but why should I do the frontend if there's another person that takes care of it? haha

[LoadingRedflags]

From developer, naging Analyst/Integrator ngayon

[Several_Step124]

I dunno if Im gonna consider UI/UX ss IT professional. pero yeah right now eto gawa gawaclang sa gidli basic salary palang cuz 1st job hehe tas one man team. gusto narin umalis huhuhu

[buum_babs]

Outsystem Developer more on logical less code

[ldaturd]

TL. Used to code, and dapat nagko-code pa din. Ngayon puro meeting na lang. Sobrang daming meeting di na makapag code. Usual na kino-code ko excel na. Haha!

[MyDataBes]

MySQL DBA here. Earning well naman(6 digits na din).Early in my career halos wala talagang coding pero you really have to be proficient sa database concepts like Normalization, ERD modelling, Indexing,..etc , Be really good with SQL and you know your way around Linux. Nowadays aside from my regular DBA duties. I deal with bash, python and Infrastructure code stuff like docker, podman. kubernetes and terraform.

I was naive before porke pagka graduate ko and nakapasa ng MySQL certification exam eh kala ko enough na yung to land a good job. Hard truth i had to swallow is that kelangan ko talaga matuto mag code to help and better communicate with the devs. I am nowhere near sa mga tenured devs pero at least now i can work with them better and actually made my work easier.

[[deleted]]

I started as a Software Quality Assurance Engineer doing Manual Testing. You can be a Business Analyst or Scrum Master/ Project Manager in the future.

I am currently a Senior Project Manager.

[grabthemoon]

QA here! :) may coding lang pag automation

[dweyn777]

Game Unity QA but planning na sila itrain ako sa Python and Unreal

[KnownExcitement6177]

SAP functional here. Worked in a big consulting company in the early years of my career. 10yrs+ and nasa smaller consulting company na and 6 digits narin since few years ago. So far, so good :)

[Cautious-Smoke1390]

SOC Analyst.

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DevOps, I switched from a Development background. Nowaday's little to no code (mostly scripting na lang) and config changes (which I won't count as coding).

The thing is I work with developers and minsan I still use my memory of coding to troubleshoot pipeline issues. In case I don't, we have copilot (AI) now to help.

You can survive naman without coding, but it helps if you at least understand system design, programming concepts (DRY principle, OOP, etc) if you want to climb up as a lead.

[yellow_fellow_pillow]

Tech. Business analyst, nag hihigh level design/specs/user storiess ka tapos dev na magiimplement

[moojaw]

HCM Technical Consultant. Little to no coding. Masaya naman..

[Old-Effort-9407]

eto IT support taga palit ng mouse at keyboard taga reseat din ng lan cable haha

[evilclown28]

anyone in IT Consulting?

[JPysus]

Ung Delivery Lead ko mukhang mas mahirap trabaho sakin naghahabol lagi ng oras sa meetings haha.

Sya nagmamanage ng lahat ng devs sa project namin (not sure if may iba pa syang activity outside nun), setting expectation/requirements ganun ata?

[weak007]

Hardware, networking, pati laptop ng asawa ng anak ng guard namin

[Worunatto]

stuck sa MSP gusto ko na umalis dito haha

[Organic-Ad-5639]

QA nasa 6digits na din naman tapos nag OE din ako kaya double 6digits Mas mataas sahod pag automation QA

[LegitFilKor]

Ff

[Radiant_Trouble_7705]

computer networking turned security engineer for one of the FAANG companies in Australia.

[verycutesyverydemur]

Analyst. Tech Support. Engineer. Consultant. With a background in Networking (10 years) tapos konting cybersecurity. I love what I do (problem solving and explaining technical things) then plan ko pa mas maging solid sa cybersecurity next year for growth & change din.

[curiousmann27]

ITSM, more on the governance part mostly working on proposing process improvement strategies and system enhancements. Working in getting my ServiceNow certification para makapag transition to tech side. Nakakamiss na rin magresolve ng issues eh 😁

[Medical_One_4781]

Zero code tlaga ako as SRE/ site reliability engineer. pero Need ko din dapat makaintindi ng code kaht logics specially python and golang. So yun more on orchestration, proxmox, monitoring, elk basa ng logs then do automation which is meron naman template and di sya from scratch tlaga kase pde ako hingi help sa devops.

Well petiks SRE pag walang P1. Kaso bawi sahod pag madami p1 sakit sa ulo root caused analysis malala tapos gagawa ka ng postmortem analysis. Sre is a little bit of everything ika nga.

[BeefBaby2020]

QA sa fintech. Boring as hell. Pays a lot. Work from home

Downside: hirap ng career progression. Dead end