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Any UK brehs in the IT Field?
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Any brehs looking for work in the DMV? Got these positions in an email this AM. I'm not really on the market so I thought I'd pass them on.
Systems Administrator II Institute for Defense Analyses - Alexandria (VA)
Senior Software Engineer International Logic Systems - Washington (DC)
Configuration Management Specialist BITS, Inc. - Chantilly (VA)
Handheld Systems Engineer BELV - Fort Belvoir (VA)
Senior Systems Engineer Zolon Tech - Reston (VA)
Associate Manager of Customer Service FPC National - Gaithersburg (MD)
Senior Software Engineer International Logic Systems - Washington (DC)
Configuration Management Specialist BITS, Inc. - Chantilly (VA)
Handheld Systems Engineer BELV - Fort Belvoir (VA)
Senior Systems Engineer Zolon Tech - Reston (VA)
Associate Manager of Customer Service FPC National - Gaithersburg (MD)
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
I'm not looking but just wanted to say Fort Belvoir is such a nice area... That traffic tho.. Lol
Yagirlcheatinonus
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I learned more from this guy in 20 minutes than 2 years in college getting my AAS another tool that helped me wasyou made a mistake but at least you got a idea of whats going to be on the test. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkefXKtInZ9PLsoGRtml2FQ
Just got my CCNA routing and switching
6 months of studying paid off
6 months of studying paid off
Just got my CCNA routing and switching
6 months of studying paid off
Congrats, breh
Just put that knowledge to use, if you don't use it you lose it
Congrats, breh
Just put that knowledge to use, if you don't use it you lose it
Yeah I know lol.
I'm working on the PMP next.
Would Brehs say Java is the most important language to learn? need to brush up on my SQL skills also, haven't used it since college.
As I'm getting deeper into writing more intricate scripts/programs with Ruby and Python, I'm thinking about paying the $70 for a license of Sublime Text, this shyt is 
As I'm getting deeper into writing more intricate scripts/programs with Ruby and Python, I'm thinking about paying the $70 for a license of Sublime Text, this shyt is
Do it just to support the devs. Sublime Text is overall my favorite. I'll probably shift over to WebStorm whenever I get around to doing big projects, but for small things, Sublime is the best. It's lightning fast.
The Watcher
Judging you from afar
You need both. If a person is trying to get their foot in the door, they need Windows. If a person is trying to make that leap into big money, they need Linux and Windows (and a bunch of other knowledge that you can only really pick up on the job).
I've been in this field for years and worked for multiple big companies - they all are running Windows because that's all their Project Managers, secretaries and high-level programmers know how to navigate, they always need IT maintenance on that shyt - especially with Microsoft dropping patches that break everything and upgrades every 3 months. Limiting yourself to Linux in 2014 is shooting yourself in the foot unless you plan to go to work in a start-up or starting your own shop, in which case you're probably fukked anyway because those are a dime a dozen and usually end up flipped over within a year. In the real world, a person needs to know Windows. After all, if a 5-year-old knows how to do it, then any technical person should know how to do it.
Signed,
A Linux user currently working in a blended environment