«IT without Ties» is a podcast about the world of IT, free from complicated jargon and dry lectures. In each episode, we discuss technology in a way that is understandable even to those unfamiliar with bits and bytes. Every episode features honest discussions, expert insights, and real stories from the industry.
Everything you wanted to know about the IT world, but were afraid to ask. We break down technology, trends, careers in tech, and the behind-the-scenes of startups—all in plain language. Join us!
Alumni Series
- Work and Career
- How to Enter IT? Paths, Myths, and Reality
- Talking About Money: Salaries, Freelancing, and Pitfalls
- English for IT: How Important Is It and How to Improve It?
- IT Emigration: Where to Run To and What to Take With You
- AI Stole My Job. Or Did It Not?
- Gadgets That Disappointed Everyone
- Remote Work vs. Office: Where Is It More Productive?
- The Most Epic Bugs in History
- Cybersecurity: How Not to Become a Hacker Victim
«How to Enter IT? Paths, Myths, and Reality»
«I want to get into IT, but I don’t know where to start”—does that sound familiar? In this episode, we break down what entering IT actually looks like: what path beginners face, what myths prevent them from taking the first step, and what awaits those who decide to change careers.
Guest: An experienced IT developer who also started from scratch.
This episode is an honest conversation, free of advertising or rose-colored glasses—for those who are just thinking about IT but are afraid to take the leap.
Scenario and Plan
Chapters:
- Legends and Myths of the IT Industry.
- What to Do If Coding Isn’t For You?
- How Much is the Entrance Ticket? (A Discussion on Programs and Studies)
- How Not to Become Part of the Unfortunate Statistics? (Guest Advice)
Questions for the Guest:
- Is it realistic to learn Python in a month and secure an immediate, high-paying job offer?
- What are the different career paths available in the IT sector?
- What type of education would be the most advantageous?
- Could you share some advice on how to avoid stumbling in the initial stages?
Conclusion
To summarize briefly:
- IT is not «free money,» but there is a real entry point.
- Choose a specialization that interests you (not just coding!).
- Learn through practical application, not in a vacuum. And yes—your first job might not be at Google. It might not even be in IT. But it’s a start!
If you still want to go into IT after this graduation—congratulations: you are either stubborn or fearless. And those are the main skills in this profession!
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