Hello everybody this is my weekly blog and today I am going to talk about my professional development in my home country. I am working and studying in Cyber Security so I have quite a lot of experience in the field. It is not representative research, it is only an opinion I wanted to nail down.

I have been working at one of the biggest EU telecommunication companies since 2019. I come from Hungary and work at Telekom. However, Magyar Telekom Nyrt is a separate company that has a lot of connections with Deutsche Telekom, so it is a multinational company in Hungary. There are a lot of differences between big and startup companies - I think it is pretty common-. The biggest generational difference in IT and in general in Hungary is how important the BSC diploma is. Because my boss and my parents also support my to gain as many diplomas as possible, my project manager and my samel age suggest that I gain experience and certificates. I would say the best way is somewhere between these two. The university supports having the basics and then courses build up on that knowledge. Right now in Hungary everybody wants to change the working method to follow the Agile principle. In this aspect my employer is far ahead of the others, so I already knew this method when it showed up at the company.

Let’s talk about the papers that my college and the company require. So my collage mostly has a BSC diploma but it is possible to be hired without it even if the employer doesn’t have any related experience with a bunch  of chances they could be hired because of the labor shortage. It was different for sure in the past but now too many people are missing from this sector. The Telekom addition is very weird to the IT sector, the HR is not able to handle the problems more and more experienced IT professionals are leaving. To join the It team at Telekom they want at least a related BSc but chapter leads may hire you without it if the candidate has proper experience. 

Summary this is how Hungary looks nowadays from my perspective. I hope you enjoyed my blog and I hope we will meet next time here.

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