/en/tags/it-industry/Recent content in It-Industry on Internet Culture Summaries and Trending News AggregatorHugo -- gohugo.ioenTukuruyo AntenaThu, 19 Mar 2026 18:35:00 +0900/en/net-summary/5chthe-darkness-of-it-industry-and-how-to-escape-ses/Thu, 19 Mar 2026 18:35:00 +0900/en/net-summary/5chthe-darkness-of-it-industry-and-how-to-escape-ses/<img src="/img/thumbnail/5ch-darkness-of-it-industry-escape-ses-en.png" alt="Featured image of post 【5ch】The Darkness of IT Industry and How to Escape SES" /><p>This thread addresses the multi-layered subcontracting structure and low wages found in SES (System Engineering Services) in Japan, summarizing advice from those who successfully transitioned to in-house development firms.</p> <h2 id="skills-required-for-transition">Skills Required for Transition </h2><p>Experienced developers advise on creating github repositories, building portfolios, and positioning project experience during interviews to transition successfully.</p> <h3 id="skill-development-roadmap">Skill Development Roadmap </h3><p>Most contributors agreed that thoroughly mastering the technologies used in your current projects is step one. Java and Python were frequently cited as high-demand languages, along with cloud platforms like AWS and GCP. Online resources such as Udemy and Progate were recommended for hands-on practice. The key is to build projects you can show, not just passively consume tutorials.</p>