Hacking the I.t. Cube: The Information Technology Survival Guide

by Douglas Chick

Hacking the I.T. Cube is a straightforward and sometimes comical look into the everyday world of information technology. It answers questions that many IT professionals and newcomers ask about the tools and skills needed to survive one of the most complex career fields in the world. Most computer books deal with configuring software and do little to help you learn what you need to know to work in a network office environment.

300 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

Reviews

[Adrian Barnes · Rating 5 out of 5]

To summarize the booked called "Hacking The IT Cube" so far it's about how to survive in the information technology world, and things you will need to succed in the computer business. the first chapter mostly talks about the different degrees you can study, and the different computer certifications. Also, talks how your attitude need to be like when pursuing the IT career or looking for a IT job. The second chapter talks about the different position in the information technology department. Also, tells you what education you need to pursue the position and the associated skills you will need to know how to do. I recommend this book to newcomers, or those that are thinking about entering a career in computers. Another reason why I recommend this book is written by a computer person for computer people and doesn't have some for the same nuance as a book written by a professional writer. the personal connection I made to the author of this book is he puts all dis dedication in the information technology.