How to start a new life from January
Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2025 6:14 am
The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to change your life. Sometimes you just want to embrace the immensity and start learning a new profession. If you are determined to dive into IT from the first days of the new year, use the advice of our teachers. They will tell you how and where to start to achieve results.
Don't be afraid of mistakes
Alexey Kadochnikov
Teacher of the course "My First Website. Web Layout Basics"
1. Of course, website creation is one of the most interesting and at the same time one of the easiest areas in IT to start. The inspiration that you already have now slovenia phone data needs to be multiplied. Then, in moments when you fail at something, you can always remember that you are doing what you love.
2. Create a schedule when you will study, especially on holidays. You can watch TV series endlessly, and Olivier salad will not eat itself, but if you set an alarm every day, say, from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM, this will be a very good decision that will help you complete your studies faster and better.
3. Don't be afraid if something doesn't work out. Everyone makes mistakes, everyone has had difficulties, so there is no need to worry. If it doesn't work out today, it means that tomorrow will be easier. The main thing is to perceive this part as a victory, and then everything will definitely work out.
Keep promises and set deadlines
Yuri Kundin
Teacher of the course "Fundamentals of Frontend Development"
1. Online courses will help you delve into specific topics, but completing a course does not guarantee employment. Spend time on self-development and learning, try to find real tasks in your field and experiment with technologies. Don't spread yourself too thin - choose one large area and develop in it. It is impossible and unnecessary to be a professional in everything.
2. Set deadlines for yourself and don't drag them out - you hardly want to become a professional at 60. Try to find an application for your acquired knowledge and skills as quickly as possible, otherwise they will settle as useless weight and will not benefit you.
3. Fulfil promises you made to someone, even if you have already regretted it. Colleagues will see that they can rely on you, and you will learn to value your promises and next time refuse what you would not like to do. This skill is probably more important than any technical knowledge you will ever learn - any job always involves dealing with people, even if you are an introverted programmer.
Be IT-wise
Azat Yakubov
Don't be afraid of mistakes
Alexey Kadochnikov
Teacher of the course "My First Website. Web Layout Basics"
1. Of course, website creation is one of the most interesting and at the same time one of the easiest areas in IT to start. The inspiration that you already have now slovenia phone data needs to be multiplied. Then, in moments when you fail at something, you can always remember that you are doing what you love.
2. Create a schedule when you will study, especially on holidays. You can watch TV series endlessly, and Olivier salad will not eat itself, but if you set an alarm every day, say, from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM, this will be a very good decision that will help you complete your studies faster and better.
3. Don't be afraid if something doesn't work out. Everyone makes mistakes, everyone has had difficulties, so there is no need to worry. If it doesn't work out today, it means that tomorrow will be easier. The main thing is to perceive this part as a victory, and then everything will definitely work out.
Keep promises and set deadlines
Yuri Kundin
Teacher of the course "Fundamentals of Frontend Development"
1. Online courses will help you delve into specific topics, but completing a course does not guarantee employment. Spend time on self-development and learning, try to find real tasks in your field and experiment with technologies. Don't spread yourself too thin - choose one large area and develop in it. It is impossible and unnecessary to be a professional in everything.
2. Set deadlines for yourself and don't drag them out - you hardly want to become a professional at 60. Try to find an application for your acquired knowledge and skills as quickly as possible, otherwise they will settle as useless weight and will not benefit you.
3. Fulfil promises you made to someone, even if you have already regretted it. Colleagues will see that they can rely on you, and you will learn to value your promises and next time refuse what you would not like to do. This skill is probably more important than any technical knowledge you will ever learn - any job always involves dealing with people, even if you are an introverted programmer.
Be IT-wise
Azat Yakubov