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How to get a job in tech | South Africa
Title: "how to get a job in tech, whether self taught, Degree or Bootcamp?"
[Intro Music]
Host:
Welcome to "Tech Talk," the podcast where we dive into the latest trends and insights in the tech industry. I'm your host, [Your Name], and today we're discussing one of the most important decisions for anyone looking to break into tech: how to get started. Should you get a degree, attend a bootcamp, or go the self-taught route? Let's explore each option in detail.
[Transition Music]
Host:
First, let's talk about getting a degree in computer science or a related field.
Pros:
Structured Learning Environment:
A degree program provides a well-structured and comprehensive curriculum. You'll cover fundamental topics in depth, from algorithms and data structures to operating systems and databases.
Access to Resources:
Universities often have extensive resources, including libraries, labs, and access to industry professionals. You can also participate in research projects and internships.
Networking Opportunities:
College provides ample networking opportunities. You'll meet professors, classmates, and alumni who can help you in your career.
Credibility:
Having a degree can add credibility to your resume. Many employers still prioritize candidates with formal education.
Cons:
Cost:
College can be expensive. Tuition, fees, and living expenses add up, potentially leading to significant student debt.
Time-Consuming:
Earning a degree typically takes four years. This is a considerable time investment, especially if you're eager to enter the workforce quickly.
Outdated Curriculum:
The tech industry evolves rapidly. Some university curricula may not keep up with the latest trends and technologies.
[Transition Music]
Host:
Next, let's discuss attending a coding bootcamp.
Pros:
Short Duration:
Bootcamps are intensive and typically last a few months. This allows you to enter the job market faster compared to a traditional degree.
Focused Learning:
Bootcamps are designed to teach practical skills that are directly applicable to the job market. You'll work on real-world projects and build a portfolio.
Cost-Effective:
While not cheap, bootcamps are generally more affordable than a four-year degree.
Industry Connections:
Many bootcamps have partnerships with tech companies and offer job placement assistance.
Cons:
Limited Depth:
Due to their short duration, bootcamps may not cover foundational concepts in as much depth as a degree program.
Intensity:
Bootcamps are highly intensive and require a significant time commitment. Balancing a bootcamp with other responsibilities can be challenging.
Variable Quality:
The quality of bootcamps can vary widely. It's crucial to research and choose a reputable program.
[Transition Music]
Host:
Finally, let's consider the self-taught route.
Pros:
Flexibility:
Being self-taught allows you to learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. You can focus on areas that interest you the most.
Cost:
Learning resources are abundant and often free or low-cost. Online courses, tutorials, and open-source projects are great starting points.
Real-World Experience:
By working on personal projects, you gain practical experience and can build a portfolio to showcase your skills to potential employers.
Adaptability:
Self-taught learners often develop strong problem-solving skills and adaptability, which are highly valued in the tech industry.
Cons:
Lack of Structure:
Without a structured curriculum, it can be challenging to know what to learn and in what order. You might miss out on essential foundational concepts.
Motivation:
Staying motivated and disciplined can be difficult without the accountability of a formal program.
Networking:
Networking opportunities might be more limited compared to a degree program or bootcamp. You'll need to be proactive in building connections.
Job Market Perception:
Some employers might prioritize candidates with formal education or bootcamp experience over self-taught individuals.
[Transition Music]
Host:
In conclusion, each path to a tech career has its own set of pros and cons. The best choice depends on your individual circumstances, learning style, and career goals. Whether you choose to pursue a degree, attend a bootcamp, or teach yourself, remember that continuous learning and adaptability are key in the ever-evolving tech industry.
Thank you for joining us on "Tech Talk." If you have any questions or want to share your own experiences, feel free to reach out. Until next time, keep learning and stay curious!
Twitter: @andrew_cryton
[Intro Music]
Host:
Welcome to "Tech Talk," the podcast where we dive into the latest trends and insights in the tech industry. I'm your host, [Your Name], and today we're discussing one of the most important decisions for anyone looking to break into tech: how to get started. Should you get a degree, attend a bootcamp, or go the self-taught route? Let's explore each option in detail.
[Transition Music]
Host:
First, let's talk about getting a degree in computer science or a related field.
Pros:
Structured Learning Environment:
A degree program provides a well-structured and comprehensive curriculum. You'll cover fundamental topics in depth, from algorithms and data structures to operating systems and databases.
Access to Resources:
Universities often have extensive resources, including libraries, labs, and access to industry professionals. You can also participate in research projects and internships.
Networking Opportunities:
College provides ample networking opportunities. You'll meet professors, classmates, and alumni who can help you in your career.
Credibility:
Having a degree can add credibility to your resume. Many employers still prioritize candidates with formal education.
Cons:
Cost:
College can be expensive. Tuition, fees, and living expenses add up, potentially leading to significant student debt.
Time-Consuming:
Earning a degree typically takes four years. This is a considerable time investment, especially if you're eager to enter the workforce quickly.
Outdated Curriculum:
The tech industry evolves rapidly. Some university curricula may not keep up with the latest trends and technologies.
[Transition Music]
Host:
Next, let's discuss attending a coding bootcamp.
Pros:
Short Duration:
Bootcamps are intensive and typically last a few months. This allows you to enter the job market faster compared to a traditional degree.
Focused Learning:
Bootcamps are designed to teach practical skills that are directly applicable to the job market. You'll work on real-world projects and build a portfolio.
Cost-Effective:
While not cheap, bootcamps are generally more affordable than a four-year degree.
Industry Connections:
Many bootcamps have partnerships with tech companies and offer job placement assistance.
Cons:
Limited Depth:
Due to their short duration, bootcamps may not cover foundational concepts in as much depth as a degree program.
Intensity:
Bootcamps are highly intensive and require a significant time commitment. Balancing a bootcamp with other responsibilities can be challenging.
Variable Quality:
The quality of bootcamps can vary widely. It's crucial to research and choose a reputable program.
[Transition Music]
Host:
Finally, let's consider the self-taught route.
Pros:
Flexibility:
Being self-taught allows you to learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. You can focus on areas that interest you the most.
Cost:
Learning resources are abundant and often free or low-cost. Online courses, tutorials, and open-source projects are great starting points.
Real-World Experience:
By working on personal projects, you gain practical experience and can build a portfolio to showcase your skills to potential employers.
Adaptability:
Self-taught learners often develop strong problem-solving skills and adaptability, which are highly valued in the tech industry.
Cons:
Lack of Structure:
Without a structured curriculum, it can be challenging to know what to learn and in what order. You might miss out on essential foundational concepts.
Motivation:
Staying motivated and disciplined can be difficult without the accountability of a formal program.
Networking:
Networking opportunities might be more limited compared to a degree program or bootcamp. You'll need to be proactive in building connections.
Job Market Perception:
Some employers might prioritize candidates with formal education or bootcamp experience over self-taught individuals.
[Transition Music]
Host:
In conclusion, each path to a tech career has its own set of pros and cons. The best choice depends on your individual circumstances, learning style, and career goals. Whether you choose to pursue a degree, attend a bootcamp, or teach yourself, remember that continuous learning and adaptability are key in the ever-evolving tech industry.
Thank you for joining us on "Tech Talk." If you have any questions or want to share your own experiences, feel free to reach out. Until next time, keep learning and stay curious!
Twitter: @andrew_cryton
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This is some clean content bro 😅
We do need that video for interviews 😅
Great video. Enjoying the content 🙏🏾
Glad you enjoy it!
Very informative 🤝
Thanks 🙂
Thank you Cryton, clean and informative content. Keep the content coming 🏆
Appreciate it!
You’re doing great 💐🫂
As a developer i enjoy watching people in the tech community loving their craft
Thank you🔥
Please drop another video 😭🥺
@@charmila_tsh yes ma'am
Great video 🥺
Great video - very inspiring. Keep it up!
Boi, you good 🎉. I'm subscribed, but you know that
Don't Forget to Like, Comment && Subscribe!
So calm 👍🏾
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Enjoy the video!
Your defo gay
Are you still a data scientist ore manje you purely on SE
I am a software developer now
Proper, inspiring. 🫡
Very informative 🔥
Glad you liked it
Welcome back, post more regularly
More to come!
what a well edited vlog, can't wait to watch more of them 🤌
Thank you so much 😊
Damn that's a lot of work hours. After the 20:00 pm movie please go to sleep. Not all bugs deserve to be visited every night there are some that can wait for the next day.
Don't wanna have nightmare's😂
❤❤
This was a good vlog, can’t wait to see more ✨
Thank you so much!!
You should make more vlogs🫶🔥
Thank you, more to come
My anxiety went up when your camera was on the wayyyy other side of the street 🙈 enjoyed the vid ☺️
Had to run quick to go get it 😂
he back...
Yes sir!! More to come
Sawubona It's been a while, happy to have you back
Thank you so much sir
Nice to see you back ❤️ awesome video 👌🏽
Welcome back to the youtube scene brother
Thank you so much for this information ❤️🙏
Glad it was helpful!
question: where and what did you study to become this profession?
Wow 🫶🙏 Thank you for this. You are a hard worker. Bless you
Great vid more please 🙏🏽
Brilliant
Hi. Thank you for this video. I'm just so curious what's all the programming for and about.
My brain would explode 🤞🏽 Oh my gosh😭
Hey bro how much do data scientist paid entry-level in South africa per annum?
🌺 "Promo SM"
Awes, I'm a 2nd year Computer science student in Application Development at VC Westville
How's it going? Lol I used to go there.😅
may i ask where did you buy that white tshirt from?
whats yr tech stack man? nice vid 👌
This schedule looks like burnout would happen, am I wrong in thinking that?
notion
If you don't mind me asking ,where are you doing your computer science degree?
He is doing it at Varsity College
Nice
I love Edge Bro, the best browser of all times
I think JavaScript is best first learn to learn
Great video