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This is the book I wish I had when I started my career in IT, over two decades ago. When I started, I was anxious, because I did not know what to expect. What should I do on my first day? What was expected of me in meetings? How would I collaborate with others?

I wrote this book so that others would have the resource I did not have. Find out everything there is to know about working in IT. From onboarding to day-to-day work, including working on code, participating in meetings, presenting to eventually moving on. Hopefully, this will remove some of the stress of starting a new job.

If you are looking to improve at your existing job, this book is for you, too. It's a refresher about day-to-day processes we get so used to we forget to think about.

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