Cool. Bare in mind you gotta sit 6 months from purchase.buying when I get paid.
Not sure how long the promo is running but you might wanna time the purchases.
Cool. Bare in mind you gotta sit 6 months from purchase.buying when I get paid.
Yeah I got about 7 years experience but a majority was working helpdesk, only moved up to a Sys Engineer a year and a half or so ago. I'm fukking up.
Usually I'm just too lazy to study outside of work. I'd rather go home and bullshyt around on the coli in my spare time (such as right now).![]()
Cool. Bare in mind you gotta sit 6 months from purchase.
Not sure how long the promo is running but you might wanna time the purchases.
that's too long but I'll see.
Oh sorry, i worded that wrong, I mean you have to do it within 6 months.
Just incase you buy more that one at a time, if your doing MCSA you need 3.
Were they desperate ex cons?I have a consulting company where we do security assessments and hardware refreshes for small businesses. There's money there, but it's not super easy to get into. A lot of it is word of mouth so you're gonna have to find your niche and market to that group. That's been my biggest struggle.
I got started doing hardware assessments for EHR software rollouts. I found a few vendors, signed up under their software implementation program, and started marketing to businesses who wanted to upgrade to the new version.
If you want to get into it, figure out your niche then start building your website/marketing strategy around attracting clients in that space. My first job I billed out at $100/hr, paid my contractor $15-20/hr, and walked around with 2 racks and didn't do shyt but send a few emails![]()
Updated my dice account salary requirements and got two offers this week at $60 an hour, had me likeHow many years of experience you got
If you got more than 3 years and you only making $27/hr you fukking up
My one goal is to get y'all to realize there is REAL money out there in IT. Don't settle for $27/hr, settle for $72/hr![]()
Were they desperate ex cons?![]()
They were Epic consultants or something else?That's what I was making my first IT job![]()
The key is if you want it, you'll do what it takes to go get it. Invest in quality resources and stop seeking cheap material. Seek high quality material. If you see a course that may be $100, but it contains all the information you need, buy it. This is called investment. I spent thousands of dollars on books and courses. I could have cheaped out, but then again I would still be back at my old job making a pitiful wage.
Also, if you're easily distracted, create an environment away from all your distractions and that is conducive towards you focusing. It's also important to be around a group of like minded people if you can, because it can really help enhance your skills.
They were Epic consultants or something else?