Nah that means it is 27 per hour, I would just be leerily as the recruiter 8/10 will just disappear on youOh that's not some clever wording because they're taking a cut?
Anyway I don't have any actual help desk experience so they were offering to add some fake shyt to my resume
I have no idea if I'm gonna need to do that to actually break in
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Uno Venova
Your honor, I was merely capping.
Good advice I heard about that too, I doubt I'll get that lucky anyway tbh
As what?More than I make
Service/Help Desk Analyst
Don't trip, you'll be in a better role before too long.More than I make
They're almost definitely taking a cut. I don't entertain 3rd part recruiters. Most of the time they can't be bothered to send me job descriptions that match my experience. If they're half assing that, it doesn't bode well for the rest. I recommend keeping your LinkedIn on point and your job search settings open to work because you'll get good interest directly from companies. What's more, as long as you're in their system, you should get emails from their recruiters regularly. I try to cut out as many middlemen as possible.Oh that's not some clever wording because they're taking a cut?
Anyway I don't have any actual help desk experience so they were offering to add some fake shyt to my resume
I have no idea if I'm gonna need to do that to actually break in
Uno Venova
Your honor, I was merely capping.
You talking about the #Opentowork green banner on the profile pic?
Right, but you can set it so that the banner doesn't appear and only recruiters know you're job hunting.
Uno Venova
Your honor, I was merely capping.
Thank you breh I don't really like that banner
LiquidMasterSwords
All Star
Hey can anyone suggest a good Splunk beginner course? I need to get experience/training on this and my job isn't helping so I need to accomplish this on my own.
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
Splunk themselves actually have a good one
Course: Splunk Fundamentals 1 | Splunk
Course: Splunk Fundamentals 2 | Splunk
LiquidMasterSwords
All Star
Thanks! I’m actually going through Fundamentals 1 right now.
Just found this thread thanks to @Rhyme n Tekniq 
About to finish up A+ certification in March, will definitely be picking folks brains in here
About to finish up A+ certification in March, will definitely be picking folks brains in here
Rhyme n Tekniq
Superstar
Just found this thread thanks to @Rhyme n Tekniq
About to finish up A+ certification in March, will definitely be picking folks brains in here
Read through the entire thread. it will lace you with all the game you need, that's exactly what I did when I started out
Rhyme n Tekniq
Superstar
IT's pretty much been the same stack of certs since forever, A+, Sec+, Microsoft, CCNA
like most people I'd reccomend studying Net+ material then getting the CCNA later down the line
also for learning this shyt, Udemy is your friend
for learning networking...
TOTAL: CompTIA Network+ Certification (N10-007)
For basic windows administration/desktop support skills
Learn Microsoft Windows Server Training for Beginners
This course breaks it down to its most basic ABC easy to digest, the instreuctor is enthusiastic and energetic and speaks fast enough not to bore you.
also to get hands-on experience with this shyt you are going to need to need Virtual Box to set up virtual machines to follow along with these videos, basically building your own home lab to play around in
Virtual Box
Oracle VM VirtualBox
then you're going to need the actual Operating system .ISO files to run inside the virtual machines (Windows 7/8.1/10, CentOS, Ubuntu, RHEL)
Yeah I jumped on Udemy and grabbed a couple of courses from Mike Meyers and been knocking out a bit each day.
