Don Bosco Skill Mission, Bangalore, hosted an enriching and insightful guest lecture on November 18, 2025, for students of the Data Center Operation Management (DCOM) program. The session was conducted by Mr. Jeevan from Quess Corp, a seasoned professional known for his strong industry experience in data center operations and workforce development.
From the very beginning, the lecture captured students’ attention by taking them behind the scenes of how modern data centers truly operate. Mr. Jeevan explained the structural backbone of a data center environment, shedding light on server management, network support mechanisms, monitoring systems, and the uncompromising need to maintain uptime in mission-critical operations. His approach transformed what is often seen as a technically dense subject into an engaging exploration of the dynamic world that keeps today’s digital infrastructure running.
A particularly valuable segment of the lecture focused on career pathways and placement expectations. Mr. Jeevan offered a clear window into the kinds of roles students can aspire to once they enter the workforce, including positions such as Data Center Technician, NOC Associate, Hardware Support Engineer, and IT Operations Assistant. He highlighted the industry’s expectations of fresh talent, emphasizing the need for strong hardware knowledge, sound networking fundamentals, troubleshooting capability, and the maturity to function effectively in a demanding 24/7 operational ecosystem.
To help students understand how to successfully step into these careers, he detailed the typical recruitment journey. He described the stages of technical screening, practical skill evaluations, and behavioral interviews, outlining what employers look for at each step. Mr. Jeevan advised students to develop confidence through consistent hands-on practice, relevant certifications, and a commitment to continuous learning and personal growth.
The session ended on a highly engaging note with an interactive Q&A. Students eagerly discussed topics ranging from professional expectations and industry trends to long-term career advancement. The conversation helped clear doubts, reinforce clarity, and fuel renewed motivation among trainees preparing for their future careers in data center management.
Overall, the initiative served as a meaningful bridge between classroom learning and actual industry demands. By bringing real-world insights directly to the students, Don Bosco Skill Mission strengthened its commitment to shaping industry-ready professionals and helping young aspirants begin their journey with knowledge, direction, and confidence.