A recent IT graduate feels frustrated and needs to make further study more meaningful. Forming a group with like-minded peers would allow the graduate to share experiences, get feedback, and exchange ideas to enhance the study experience. The graduate should integrate and experiment with different options over time, such as freelancing, training with real-life projects, or traveling abroad, to discover the most suitable and exciting study method.

1.  A recent graduate with IT degree needs a
way to make his further study meaningful
because he feels frustrated

2.  Form a group of like-minded people to share
experiences
 Forming a group of like-minded people is a good
idea. You are surrounded by the peers who have
more or less similar interests and goals. Therefore,
it could work as a study circle where you can
update your knowledge and enhance your study
experience.

3.  Group providing missing
pieces to the overall puzzle
 Group working to give a
feedback to one person in need
 Group sharing ideas to each
other without addressing the
problems of a certain project or
a person

4.  Integrate 2-3 or more options and experiment what
works best for you
 Integrating different options could be most
disruptive for a person. If you choose just one
activity and decide to be committed to it for a long
time your choice may not meet your expectations.
Thus constant experimentation is the key. You can
test what kind of studying method is most suitable
and exciting for you.

5.  2 months testing of freelancing
 A training center with real-life
projects
 Travel abroad to get new and
unexpected ideas