Your telling me you can't have IT experience without a help desk job?
Already explained this playa. I'm not knocking the og's like yourself, but we making new roads out here breh...For example, my boy owns his own business, has multiple small companies he runs IT for.. I'm already out doing calls and fixing shyt without any certs lol.. He's been in business for over 10 years making 100k+.. Never worked no fuxking help desk job roflWhat other kind of IT job do you think you qualify for with no experience?
started my prgramming logic and design class today for my PC technical support certification and it already looks like its going to be hardis there an easy way to understand this?
What other kind of IT job do you think you qualify for with no experience?
Already explained this playa. I'm not knocking the og's like yourself, but we making new roads out here breh...For example, my boy owns his own business, has multiple small companies he runs IT for.. I'm already out doing calls and fixing shyt without any certs lol.. He's been in business for over 10 years making 100k+.. Never worked no fuxking help desk job rofl
And don't underestimate that computer recycling hustle
...but somebody with no experience is not going to just walk out and get a job as a network admin or architect. I know people from my college that graduate with good jobs in IT
This can't be true
I would say a unpaid internship is better than a help desk gig. But I'm on that puffy uptown records grind..If you're starting your own business or know the right person to get you in, then sure
Computer science? Sure.
IT? Kind of doubtful unless they already got some experience in college (ie. internship or IT job) or got into some IT Development program. I've worked in IT for quite a while and I'm telling you, virtually everybody in IT has to start at the bottom.
Now if you're talking more about the Comp. Sci side of things (software development, writing algorithms, database administration, etc.) then sure you can get a good job with just a degree. But nobody is going to have some kid off the street with no experience managing their servers.
If you're starting your own business or know the right person to get you in, then sure
Computer science? Sure.
IT? Kind of doubtful unless they already got some experience in college (ie. internship or IT job) or got into some IT Development program. I've worked in IT for quite a while and I'm telling you, virtually everybody in IT has to start at the bottom.
Now if you're talking more about the Comp. Sci side of things (software development, writing algorithms, database administration, etc.) then sure you can get a good job with just a degree. But nobody is going to have some kid off the street with no experience managing their servers.
Exactly. I don't know how many times I've sat during a recruiter's presentation and have them say "Intern with us for the summer and if we like the work you've done, we'll offer you a full-time job".I know people from my college that graduate with good jobs in IT
This can't be true
