aint nobody gonna help you with that breh
I have faith in my coli brethren
aint nobody gonna help you with that breh
Started my IT course at uni.
this is not that type of thread brehCan one of you guys help me with hacking a gmail password? I tried phishing but these hosting sites aint working
If you can afford to take a year off, definitely go for it. It's pretty much what I'm doing now. I'm about to start applying in a month or two for jobs.
where?
Bruh i fukking HATE recruiters who wait til the last minute to tell you about salary. Spent 20 minutes talking and this lady gonna come with some "this a level 3 helpdesk position paying 15.00"
I had just started drinking so i felt like talkingI can't even remember the last time I actually spoke to a recruiter on the phone .
I put a message on my VM telling them to email me the job description and rate and I won't respond to any messages left via VM.
If they don't like it, fukk em
I've cursed some of em out before though I be treating them like shyt
Ehhhh i dont wanna take that much time off right now, feel like im right in the mist of a career breakthrough and i need to figure out where i want to move to. Always planned for Houston but Miami looks like heaven and there's a lot of opportunity there as well.
If you been studying/practicing all this time since back when, you been ready for a job, bruh. Once you get into a gig, you gonna realize have the stuff you learned ain't even being used in companies because their technology stack is archaic
I would recommend certificates associated with Bioinformatics, Ethical Hacking, and Computer Forensic Examination These are relatively easy to pass (brain dump) and can get you started working with the tools of the trade.
The more challenging certificate is the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Routing and Switching certification. Its very challenging, but will give you a much greater understanding of networking
I would let that faith go my friendI have faith in my coli brethren
WTF? Since when is CEH relatively easy to pass? I heard that study session alone chops off an arm and a leg just to retain, and the tests ain't no joke. Knew a guy from the military who said he failed on his first try because it was so challenging. He works at a big wig telephone company now I think. Or was it IBM, one of those.I would recommend certificates associated with Bioinformatics, Ethical Hacking, and Computer Forensic Examination These are relatively easy to pass (brain dump) and can get you started working with the tools of the trade.
The more challenging certificate is the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Routing and Switching certification. Its very challenging, but will give you a much greater understanding of networking