@ahomeplateslugger @bdizzle i'm working part time setting up computers as part of a network. It's a simple job but that'll give me some sort of experience. Between I studied Computer Systems & Networks.
Finally got my first check from my new gig breh. $9600/mo after taxes
and I'm saving $6600/mo
fukk Uncle Sam though, nikka raping my damn pockets
To all the cats trying to get in the game, stay focused and have a plan. It took me about 9 years to hit 200k, and that's with about 3-4 years of bullshytting in between. Stay on your grind and be determined and y'all should be able to hit 300k by the time you 10 years deep
A degree, a CCNA, and 0 experience won't get you a job doing CCNA level work. Those networking eqipment make up the backbone of a network and most companies aren't going to give someone with 0 experience rights to that equipment. The best route is to try to get a level 1 help desk job, learn as much as you can about networking, and start building relationships with the network admins/support people there to try to ultimately become a member of that team. Pursue your CCNA because you'll learn a lot about TCP/IP, but that cert by itself doesn't mean shyt without the relevant experience to back it up.
You're making 9K a month?
This thread excites me. Currently getting my BS in CS..and im torn as to whether to try and get a job programming or networking. Currently at a contract job that ends in April and im getting a lot of valuable experience from it. Doing help desk type work for a temp project they settin up..got a work phone and our (3 temps) own area and everything. Makin 14/hr but hopefully nowhere but up from here
Closer to the latter to be honest it's a start. A friend of mine told me the process of setting up vlans and so on is similar to how it's done on Packet Tracer. Would you say that's true? If so I'm on my way toWhen you say setting up computers, what specifically do you mean? Are you creating VLANs, assigning interfaces, configuring trunking, etc. Or are you just plugging ethernet cables into the NIC of a PC and keeping it moving?
Closer to the latter to be honest it's a start. A friend of mine told me the process of setting up vlans and so on is similar to how it's done on Packet Tracer. Would you say that's true? If so I'm on my way to
This thread excites me. Currently getting my BS in CS..and im torn as to whether to try and get a job programming or networking. Currently at a contract job that ends in April and im getting a lot of valuable experience from it. Doing help desk type work for a temp project they settin up..got a work phone and our (3 temps) own area and everything. Makin 14/hr but hopefully nowhere but up from here
Finally got my first check from my new gig breh. $9600/mo after taxes
and I'm saving $6600/mo
fukk Uncle Sam though, nikka raping my damn pockets
To all the cats trying to get in the game, stay focused and have a plan. It took me about 9 years to hit 200k, and that's with about 3-4 years of bullshytting in between. Stay on your grind and be determined and y'all should be able to hit 300k by the time you 10 years deep
Took and passed the NetScaler 1Y0-A28 exam. Easy work!
breh coding in netbeans is so easy I almost feel insulted.