brehs, i just had my end of year review and bonus discussion, i basically doubled my base salary....

[MarcMan]

It's always good to hear the success stories. Congratulations and keep pushing forward. Don't forget to assist the next generation. Now go out and enjoy yourself this weekend

 

[Disgustya Stallone]

Fortune 30?

I feel like you should be making more than 300k

that doesn't include my equity in the company

 

[Disgustya Stallone]

the only companies that provide cloud computing solutions in the F50 are M$ and IBM (as far as I'm aware). @Yo Yo Ma. What does the rank of partner in your org entitled one to?

a sh*t ton of dough and stock, but most importantly influence over the direction of the company

the comp package is in the millions

 

[The M.I.C.]

a sh*t ton of dough and stock, but most importantly influence over the direction of the company

the comp package is in the millions

Whore.

I'm taking all them ducats..

 

[Yesterday]

Im working in accounting for the EMEA( Europe, middle eastern, African) accounts. I start the day after Labor Day. I wasn't offered equity at this point. I'll wait for a year in and then look into it.

Do you have your CPA?

 

[-DMP-]

Congrats. Hopefully, ill be in a similar position one day.

 

[Rozay Oro]

@Yo Yo Ma breh tell us your story. How you got the job. I can get certs but what specifically can I apply for? What else do I need to know?

 

[KinksandCoils]

You have no degree, you are making 300k in a society where most people need a degree even to make 35K+



If this ain't ducktales than congrats

 

[Phoenix_Knightly23]

Congrats

 

[Quiet Magician]

 

[Reginald Noble]

I used to consult for MSFT on ad tech and there's trillions of dollars in Cloud computing so I believe it.

Congrats man I'll be there soon

 

[Disgustya Stallone]

@Yo Yo Ma breh tell us your story. How you got the job. I can get certs but what specifically can I apply for? What else do I need to know?

been in IT since 2000, joined the air force and got hands on experience managing systems...

went the traditional route, help desk, tier 2, tier 3... My last project was a big migration of over 1.3m users globally from old email system to new... Some ppl I worked with suggested I apply, got an early out of the military, and started working here in 2006

started out making 100k, 10 years, 4 promos later this is where I'm at

my suggestion to you is to try to get hands on experience at an enterprise level doing cloud stuff

 

[The M.I.C.]

been in IT since 2000, joined the air force and got hands on experience managing systems...

went the traditional route, help desk, tier 2, tier 3... My last project was a big migration of over 1.3m users globally from old email system to new... Some ppl I worked with suggested I apply, got an early out of the military, and started working here in 2006

started out making 100k, 10 years, 4 promos later this is where I'm at

my suggestion to you is to try to get hands on experience at an enterprise level doing cloud stuff

Yeah, I believe you just because of you saying this.

My cousin literally did the same thing and got on with IBM first as help desk when he got out, I think he's an analyst or some shyt been with them for over 10+ years. He's making about as much as I make right now.

 

[Rozay Oro]

been in IT since 2000, joined the air force and got hands on experience managing systems...

went the traditional route, help desk, tier 2, tier 3... My last project was a big migration of over 1.3m users globally from old email system to new... Some ppl I worked with suggested I apply, got an early out of the military, and started working here in 2006

started out making 100k, 10 years, 4 promos later this is where I'm at

my suggestion to you is to try to get hands on experience at an enterprise level doing cloud stuff

I was actually considering joining the air force but I'm not sure if I can go because I watch over my grandma when needed. Anyways if I can join, I buy the book that helps study for the entrance exam to score high, and then which job at the air force do I apply for the experience?
If I can't join the air force, what certs do I get and how do I get experience before I can apply for an entry level or whatever (idk wtf I'm talking bout now)
What you mean traditional route? Like applied at a company in which the position is bottom level? (hence help desk, right?)
Can you elaborate more on enterprise level doing cloud stuff? Like what do I look to apply for that?

 

[Kenny West]

congrats keep it up