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Did you know that you can also start at *ºÚÁÏÉç as a non-IT professional?

Valerie has a master's degree in Modern History and Law. That is not a major you spontaneously associate with IT. However, it is a field that requires important skills that match those of a good analyst. So no, you don't have to be an IT specialist to make a serious impact at *ºÚÁÏÉç.

Valerie_DigitaalVlaanderen

I was miles away from "the IT sector", both in terms of studies and in previous job experiences

I had the business knowledge but I knew nothing about IT. During my first week, IT terms like deploys, corrupt aggregates and feature toggle were completely unfamiliat to me. I was sometimes thinking, "How am I ever going to be able to do all this?".
 
But in the second week I noticed how quickly I picked things up and if I had any questions, I could always contact my team. The training *ºÚÁÏÉç organizes internally for starting employees is fantastic! In such a short time, you get to know *ºÚÁÏÉç as a company but you also learn different techniques that make you a better analyst. You become part of an incredibly supportive team and nobody expects you to do everything perfectly from day one. The team spirit that reigns at *ºÚÁÏÉç and everyone wanting to help each other is a unique experience for me.

Valerie Reekmans (Business Analyst)

I have a master's degree and limited or no experience in IT.

 

What skills do you need to start working at *ºÚÁÏÉç?

 

  • Critical thinking: you must be able to challenge the well-trodden paths, find where the bottlenecks are and suggest solutions and improvements.
  • Listening and communicating: you can communicate fluently and clearly with clients and various teams, for example: as a functional analyst you must be able to understand the client's wishes regarding a certain development and communicate them to the team.
 

 

  • Analytical thinking: you can analyze and deconstruct a complex problem. You consider different solutions keeping the pros and cons in mind.
  • You are eager to learn: you come into contact with very different customers in various industries. You enjoy continuously updating your own knowledge in a rapidly changing sector.
 

 

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