Where to gain experience after graduation?

Question

Time Management

Good afternoon!
Literally in a couple of days I will finish my studies in the specialty "Applied Informatics in Economics" ("higher"). They taught a little bit of everything, but superficially. I want to find a way to decide on a specialization, to get an idea of ​​the real work. I read a bunch of articles with the meaning "forget everything you were taught", probably it turns out that way, because I don’t feel I have deep knowledge in any industry))) I have a great desire to work in the IT field, my soul lies in database design data, Python, programming (even rather design) of the graphical interface. I tried to start with Android, but somehow it got stuck in between cases. Yes, and work takes a lot of time, which, by the way, is very remotely connected with IT (Wholesale trade).
Give advice, share experience,

Answer 1

Start by brushing up on basic knowledge in the direction in which you want to continue, if you want to typeset - find a couple of layouts, typeset them as best you can. Then evaluate your mistakes, correct them. If you want to go into development - learn the basics, move on to OOP, try to write something for yourself. Then get an internship in any more or less decent company, gain experience - that's you and Junior. And then work, work and work.