Been shying away breh
most of em talking about an associates degree I thought certs was the way.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Been shying away breh
most of em talking about an associates degree I thought certs was the way.
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
This is the one...Originally I was going to sit for the exam but I ended up just using it for Linux skills & reading. Youll learn alot with this easily. I use Linux a lot at my current job so a lot of the commands became 2nd nature
What poor job has you doing useless shyt like converting hexa to IP ?
Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
This is the one...Originally I was going to sit for the exam but I ended up just using it for Linux skills & reading. Youll learn alot with this easily. I use Linux a lot at my current job so a lot of the commands became 2nd nature
What poor job has you doing useless shyt like converting hexa to IP ?
Studying for GSEC+. 2018 I'm off mindless chatty patty talking....
If you ain't helping I'm good, I think I'm close to figuring it out.
My job told me to get it and they'll reimburse me.
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The worst they can tell you is noBeen shying away breh
.Hey bro, hopefully I can pick you and others brain about advice and best pathway to switch career from the food manufacturing industry into IT. I graduated with an A.A.S in Network Administration Dec '16 and its hard to find a entry level job in the industry.
I heard for some people that you dont want to get caught in the Help Desk trap. What you guys recommend the path to take to secure a IT job that is decent/good pay and all me to acquire the skills necessary to branch out? I was called about a couple help desk job since i graduated but taking those wouls have been a steep pay cut in regards to what im making now.
I understand sometimes you have to take a paycut when switching industries, but where talking 7-10hr paycuts in some instances.
Du'An Lightfoot put out this video today:
I didn't realize that you should look up the Indeed job listings on Glassdoor to find out what the pay is.
Yeah I use that in my industry. Alot of employees try to draw people looking to change jobs or dont know their worth if they have experience and omit purposefully alot of the time payrate/salary to not dissuade potential employees.
Udemy has a sale right now !
Just copped the AWS Architect Associate course along with Azure Architect.
Time to put in that work
The work paid off
Passed the AWS Architect associate 
If the orange button is for downloading, I just get a pop up instead
It works for me, I tried on a linux box and it downloaded, I have ad-blockers (u-Block Origin) on my browsers no pop-ups but when I disabled it the pop-up redirected me to another site.
I got adblock on and still same issue
Edit: working now
Anyone on here that started out with no experince in IT but now has bossed up and is making moves hit me up i got some questions i need to ask
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GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
The work paid off
how was the exam? would you say you were over or under prepared?
Just $14 bucks a hour since it is entry-level and I have no exp or certs
Craigslist, sent resume to email listed. Position called Level 1 Tech.
Du'An Lightfoot dropped a short 3-minute video & 1 hour livestream video on this:
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