I think that to work in an IT industry you must be able to communicate with other people and when you are on the spot you are able to make good work in a matter of time. You need to be able to do the jobs in your own time for example; if you need to do something then they should do it at home. The people should be able to present stuff to they workmates because in IT communication is key. A Job like computer games Developer needs a lot of departments to communicate to each other e.g. Sound department needs to communicate to know what type of music they need to make for the game. A sales person would need to keep with the technology so that he can put his stuff on the site. The attitude of an employer is good and he must be self-motivated. The common attribute is been able to adapt and can work on different tasks.

For a common job like software developer

• The person needs to be an expertise in current computer hardware and software

• Your communications skills

• Team-working skills

• An appreciation of the bigger business picture, not just its IT requirements

• Your analytical and commercial experience

• Any organisational skills

Salary-20k up to 70k or more, the roles and responsibilities

• Reviewing current systems

• Presenting ideas for system improvements, including cost proposals

• Working closely with analysts, designers and staff

• Producing detailed specifications and writing the programme codes

• Testing the product in controlled, real situations before going live

• Preparation of training manuals for users

• Maintaining the systems once they are up and running

Common job like web design you need:

• Have skills in software programming and graphics

• Have creativity and imagination

• Be adaptable and able to pick up new techniques

• Have good interpersonal and communication skills

• Keep up to date with advances in computer technology and how this affects the business environment

Salaries range from about £18,000 to £40,000 or more.

What they do is make websites

IT Auditor you will need:

• Ability to work to deadlines, under pressure, and the willingness to put in the extra hours when needed.

• Ability to work on your own initiative and as part of a team.

• Strong IT skills

• Excellent problem-solving skills and clear logical thinking

Your starting salary will be £18,000-£22,000 a year but when going senior you can expect up to £60,000 or more.

An auditor’s job is to ensure that an organisation is using its resources in the most efficient ways – whether for the sake of the taxpayer in the public sector, or shareholders in private businesses.