The third session of the ongoing workshop on employment opportunity and requirement in IT industry being held at Iswar Saran Degree College was addressed by Dr Narendra Shukla of JK Institute, Allahabad University on Monday.
Shukla said the students looking for jobs in IT Industry must have reasonable aptitude, working knowledge of basic mathematics and good communication skills in English. For facing the interview to enter the IT industry the candidate must have a great amount of self confidence and a good and basic knowledge of his subject of interest.
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Dr Shukla further removed several myths prevalent about the IT Industry. These include a great money can be earned through IT Jobs, only engineers can enter into IT Jobs, leadership qualities and soft skills don't matter in IT industry, all work related to IT is done in US and India is a giant in software development and China is a giant in hardware design. At last Dr Shukla told the students that the following jobs are available in galore in IT Industry and software development, computer support specialist, sales and support, hardware design, technical servicing, technical trainers, database administration and web administration, etc.
The valedictory session of the workshop was addressed by Prof K K Bhutani, director, UPTEC, Allahabad. While speaking on the occasion Dr Bhutani emphasized to the students that technology in general and computer technology in particular needs compulsory knowledge of English and we can learn English without being English. English is the window to the world and this language is must for dealing with information communication technology (ICT). Echoing former president Dr APJ Kalam, Bhutani said students India can become a super power by 2020 as it has the great business potential in Information Communication Technology (ICT) and in Information Communication Technology Enabled Services (ICTES).
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