"IT Professional who upskills."
My manager once told me, upskilling is one major demand for being relevant in IT ----------- my five years as an IT Specialist, yes, the facts speak for themselves. I worked as Project IT Assistant — one who coordinates with contractors and clients, monitor project status, and checking items and resources in systems. I've always wanted a job with better career growth opportunities that opens new challenges, which I experienced after moving to my present ----------- my first 2 years at IBM, I worked as Oracle Applications DBA. I was moved to another project and became ADIS Administrator (Unix System) for over a year.
I attended several classroom trainings, Virtual Instructor-Led trainings and even took self-paced training in between working on projects — to improve work environment and keep pace with this fast-changing industry. My next stop as a Frontend Developer fuels my commitment to learn and challenge myself -----------deed, "Learning is not attended by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence." – Abigail Adams
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