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IT Fresher Training: What Should You Expect? A Realistic Guide

IT Fresher Training: What Should You Expect? A Realistic Guide When you get your first IT job as a fresher, one of the first things you may hear is: "You'll have training before you start working on a project." Sounds simple, right? But if you've never worked in an IT company before, you probably have a lot of questions. What exactly happens during training? Is it like college? Will they teach programming from the beginning? Are there exams? Do you have to pass assessments? What if you don't understand something? Does your training decide which project you get? And how seriously should you actually take it? I had many of these questions when I moved from the student phase into the professional environment. Coming from a programming background, with Java as my main language along with C, C++, Python and web technologies, I already had some technical knowledge. But entering a professional training environment made me realize something important: K...
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