IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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You a hardcore dude. I just tried to set up an instance on VirtualBox and I'm in too deep
. I thought I was doing something with Mint and Ubuntu but I guess I ain't about that life 
You got the knowledge that I'm trying to gain. Just signed up for pluralsight..currently learning more puppet, next is AWS, then onto code deployment, then CI/CD and finally circle back around and learn some docker tools and python
calixprynce
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That's minimum wage, u can go work at UPS if that's all u aspire for
I worked for FedEx in Cali before. never no. $15 hr.
I know how to invest, I dont need $50 hr atm
Hustling backwards breh
Knuckles the Enchilada
Rookie
is 100k a year possible in security without the cissp?
having to wait 5 years to get it
i'm tryna move up as quick as possible
also @bdizzle most salaries i see are 100k range. is consulting the way to go if you wanna really make bread in security or IT in general? i've never done consulting so i have no idea how you know how many jobs you can juggle at once to really get paid
having to wait 5 years to get it
i'm tryna move up as quick as possible also @bdizzle most salaries i see are 100k range. is consulting the way to go if you wanna really make bread in security or IT in general? i've never done consulting so i have no idea how you know how many jobs you can juggle at once to really get paid
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
is 100k a year possible in security without the cissp?
having to wait 5 years to get it
also @bdizzle most salaries i see are 100k range. is consulting the way to go if you wanna really make bread in security or IT in general? i've never done consulting so i have no idea how you know how many jobs you can juggle at once to really get paid
I suspect you might be a cac so the only advice I have for you is kill yaself
Whatever you're naturally good at.
If you're good at fixing computers, get your A+ and apply for tech support/helpdesk jobs. If you're inclined towards coding then learn a popular language and create some sort of software you can show to prospective employers. Getting a job on the helpdesk is easier but it's a more stressful type of work (you'll have to spend a lot of time on the phone with end users who are angry, stupid, or both) and it pays less than coding.
Rice'N Beckford
**King of ADOS**
Im looking into enrollinf into an information security and assurance masters program. What jibs can i get with thag degree
My job gonna pay for it
My job gonna pay for it
I don't know if anyone remembers this post, but the chick got fired like a week after this post. And I think she might've taken the wacom tablet that the company bought for her to use. I was cool with her and it's not my tablet; so it's whatever.
On Wednesday though, some certificate that had to do with the company's VPN expired, so none of the remote developers could do anything. And there was work for clients due that day too! It's especially stupid because there was a warning email sent to the entire global ops team (including my low level ass) and at least 2 tech directors a week ago.
