I got a job as a Network Engineer in Manchester.

[Formerly Black Trash]

I know you was grinding for a min. Congrats breh!

Thank u and congrats to u

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Yooo congrats breh I'm also a network engineer in Boston so welcome to the club

Thank u

Can u please put me on a big booty light-skinned woman with the hood Boston accent?

Ill pay!

I want that rough voice

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

congrats I remember you were struggling to get a gig. Feels amazing to finally get your foot in the door somewhere

what they use over there? Arista? Cisco? Juniper?

They use Juniper and Cisco

 

[Devilinurear]

If I didn't get this i probably would have gave up for a while

Thought I asked for $70k but I asked for $65k

They asked me after the second interview after hearing more about the position is that what I wanted to ask for and I said yes to not fukk it up

Going to spend a lot of time in Boston

I made it!

Congratulations

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Congrats! I'm in the same career field. There's a lot of room for growth if you cert up and stack years of experience. I'm 20 years in. Started out in the military. After 4 years, got a 100% travel DoD job (sucked) at 75k. Did that for 3 years. Felt really discouraged at that time because I couldn't land a stationary job. Ended up getting one in the East Bay (CA) an hour from where I grew up. I was a contractor for a year at 90k (7 years experience). The next year I was hired as a fulltime employee at 110k. I finished my bachelor's shortly after that. I steadily got yearly cost of living raises and got two promotions. With bonuses I'm now at 200k.

Experience is king then certs. After that, a degree. In my case, a degree didn't advance my career at all because I was already working for the company I'm with without one. They did have to get a waiver approved to hire me though because one of the job requirement was a 4 year degree.

Best of luck!

I agree

If I do get a degree im going for Logistics

Trying to get where u at

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Congrats Breh.

I to went down the IT path with no experience. Started on customer service, moved to helpdesk, then network / Linux admin. Its a grind but can be very rewarding if you network and take advantage of the opportunities.

Thank u.

And congrats. The hustle is real

 

[Voice of Reason]

congrats

 

[MikelArteta]

Congrats breh

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Congrats breh

Thank u BROTHER

 

[MikelArteta]

Thank u BROTHER

[Prodigy]Get rich, get money, get paper, get paid
Keep yourself laced, get your ones, get your dunns out the slums [/prodigy,]

 

[feelosofer]

Congratulations on your new opportunity. I hope it's the gateway to your future dreams and aspirations.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Congratulations on your new opportunity. I hope it's the gateway to your future dreams and aspirations.

I hope so

Next step is get some property...I will try to get a condo

 

[Da Jungles]

nephew!

 

[HarlemHottie]

It was a grind

I was getting very discouraged

I remember when my friend was applying and I told him you gotta keep trying

Was about to say fukk my own advice and take a break

I think im still going back to school

NE is a good place for education just generally.

I'm very familiar with the area (college in NE). Boston has a lovely July 4th fireworks spectacle. They time the fireworks with the anthems. We usually stay at the Intercontinental.

Welcome to the east and congratulations- we make money here.

 

[Metal Face]

congrats

how much experience did you have to land that?