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1. Briefly speaking, to understand the information and exchange ideas about most recent advances in IT field - it's mostly in English. IT is about communication in the widest possible range, and since you can no longer be a real good IT pro behind a shut door, you'd better be able to read about the latest info in English. And even better, if you have you package, and you can communicate your ideas in English, you will be able to get a higher hand in the field. One thing the future IT professional should know is that there are numerous international conferences in this field, and the publication of these conferences are in English. (Actually this is ture for other fields too.)2. Try to use IT related content more often, no need to be very professional. It can be found on websites of newspaper and magazines such as nytimes, wsj. or just msn or yahoo. Look into the 'tech' section. 3. You can search online for 'computer related jokes'. Here's a classic one:Three Apple engineers and three Microsoft engineers are about to board a train to a computer conference. The Microsoft engineers notice that the Apple engineers bought only one ticket between them. The Microsoft engineers ask the Apple engineers how they plan on getting to the conference. "Watch and learn," one of the Apple engineers tells them.As soon as the train leaves the station, the three Apple engineers rush from their seats and all squeeze into one restroom. When the conductor comes through the car he knocks on the restroom door and says "ticket please!" The door opens a crack and the one ticket is handed to the conductor. The Microsoft engineers are impressed, and decide that's what they will do on the trip back.Then on the return trip, the Microsoft engineers notice that the Apple engineers haven't bought any tickets. "How do you plan on getting home without any tickets?" they ask. "Watch and learn," one of the Apple engineers tells them.As soon as the train leaves the station, the three Microsoft engineers hurry for the restroom. A few moments later, one of the Apple engineers gets up from his seat, knocks on the restroom door and says, "ticket please!"

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