What should I do if I want to change careers to become a programmer?

Hello, the IT computer industry is one of the fastest-growing industries at present, and it requires a lot of knowledge. It has become a recognized fact that the salary of computer personnel is high and rising year by year, and the majors you mentioned above are currently very popular, and you can consider them according to your own abilities and interests.

If you want to learn programming and development professionally, you need more time and energy, which is generally about 2w, and the time ranges from 4-6 months. Qianfeng's course is very good, you can go to the field according to your actual needs, try it out first, and then choose the one that suits you. As long as you work hard to learn the real thing, the future will not be bad.

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I just graduated last year, at first I thought it was easy to find a job after college, but I hit a wall everywhere, and then I found that what I learned had little to do with the skills needed to come out to work, and I couldn't find any job, and then I looked up the training institution on the Internet, and found a school of education, so I started my career change, learning software development, at first I thought that it was the same as other institutions, that is, to learn a technology, but when I finished studying to work, I found out, What the school taught me was something that I could use at work, so that I was able to solve problems at work. So, what you're missing now is having a teacher knowing.

1.Generally speaking, it is not too late to change careers before the age of 30, and it takes about 3-6 months to learn the program, and about 1 year to accumulate experience, which is enough to gain a foothold in this industry.

2.Is it self-study, or enroll in classes, or wait until you have a certain foundation to take the graduate school of software?

The first two questions are self-study or enrollment.

The answer is: it varies from person to person.

Let's take a look at the pros and cons of both———

Advantages of self-study: Low cost.

Disadvantages of self-study: long time, unclear learning route, easy to get lost, low self-control and easy to give up, etc.

Advantages of enrolling in classes: short time, quick results, and clear learning routes.

Disadvantages of enrolling in classes: high cost, learning effect varies from person to person.

In fact, the answer is obviousIf the subject has strong self-control, strong learning ability, and a clear learning route, you can choose to study on your own. If the above conditions are not met, it is recommended to choose to enroll in classes to quickly improve yourself

Look at yourself first and find the right position, which is one of them.

Find the right direction and start over, this is the second.

The IT industry is indeed a high-paying industry, and countless people want to switch careers to this industry. However, only by planning reasonably, choosing the right career for you, and putting in the effort for it, can you successfully change careers.

If you want to learn systematically, you can search for Nanchang Yateng, they are doing a good job in Nanchang.

First, it is difficult to change careers.

Many people choose to change careers because they are not satisfied with their current career, and the dissatisfaction may be the current working atmosphere, working environment, salary, interpersonal relationships, development space, etc. Therefore, after you choose a new industry, if you also have problems in these aspects, and you still can't avoid these unsatisfactory aspects, then it will be difficult for you to change careers.

In addition, after working in a previous industry for a period of time, many people no longer learn new knowledge because of their own inertia, and do things with the mentality of "not seeking merit but seeking no fault", which makes it difficult for them to be promoted and raised. But often after this happens, not only will everyone not find problems from themselves, but will also feel that the industry is in a recession. If you are this type of person, and you are not willing to pay after changing careers, and you can't stand the hard work, then it will be difficult for you to change careers.

Changing careers is just the beginning, after a successful career change, you still need to do a lot of accumulation to get what you want, if you want to be opportunistic and want to get something for nothing, then it is recommended not to change careers.

Second, it is not difficult to change careers.

According to the survey, 80% of people will change careers once in the first three years of work, 40% will even change careers twice, and nearly 16% of them will choose to change careers at the age of 30. So objectively, changing careers is more like changing a lifestyle.

Success may not be easy, but changing careers is certainly not difficult.

Many people's purpose for changing careers may be because they feel that they don't like the current industry and they prefer ** or something, but in fact?

Many times the lack of love and interest in our mouths may be excuses, and the essential reason may be because you are not good enough.

For example, when my cousin changed careers to developers, he didn't know much about development at all, and he didn't know if he was really interested in programming. It was only after working for a while that he felt that he was a good fit for programming.

Many times, your interest in a thing is not at the beginning, but is generated in a long period of slow contact, and if you do it better, the greater the reward, the more accomplished you will be, and you will naturally become more and more interested.

When you have the idea of changing careers, you must think about it as soon as possible, because the longer you accumulate experience in an industry, the greater the cost you will pay to change careers, and the less courage you will have.

In addition, you also need to understand a truth, there is competition in any field, if you want to get more, you must pay more, you can't develop in any industry, and the workplace still needs to be promoted by strength and existing achievements in the final analysis.