My Goal - A Career in the Computer Industry

My goal - To achieve the career goals of the computer industry, you must first find a goal. Then you need to decide the necessary steps to achieve that goal and proceed with these steps. Finally, after completing all the steps, you will achieve your goal. My goal is to become a self-employed web designer, and I have decided and carried out many of the steps required to accomplish this. After graduating from college, I began to take an important step toward my goal. However, in the past few years before I went to college, I decided a lot of steps.

As a student at the University of Phoenix, the personal goal I want to achieve is the field of education and careers in my life. In my education, my main goal is to manage computers and networks, and ultimately get a bachelor's degree in information technology. I also want to enhance grammar and interpersonal skills. Among my careers, my goal was to move from my current position as a paralegal to an office manager or to another career as an administrator of the information technology department. I will use my employees and college services to achieve my goals within a reasonable time with limited barriers.

The goal of my career comes from the fact that I always use computers. I initially thought that I would be a computer engineer, but since the healthcare industry always exists, I decided to move my career to a different path. Administrative assistant, coding and billing department advises me to continue my education. In whatever direction I am going to go, I need more school education so that I can achieve my professional goals. My first career goal was to be an administrative assistant. The administrative assistant has the same responsibilities as the secretary. There are meetings, submissions, calling out, taking notes at the meeting (Wise GEEK, 2014). All these are the things I want to do and I find that I am very suitable for this position.

I am proud of my career in the computer industry for 35 years. I have the privilege to work with thousands of smart people. I used to work as a wise young engineer at NeXT Computer before, but after years as a vice president of Microsoft Corporation. In a sense, I learned the two most important lessons from Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. Before I attended the first computer science class, I was a sophomore college student, but under the recommendation of my uncle, I thought "This computer will be very big." I was studying psychology. I do not know why. When I entered college this was the best occupation I could think. I'm graduating from the age of 17, I am too young, I do not know what I want to do.