Like what online programs? Lol dog you should google this stuff yourself. You will never make it far in the tech world waiting for specific answers on everything. Just google accredited online programs and see what whats for you financially.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Like what online programs? Lol dog you should google this stuff yourself. You will never make it far in the tech world waiting for specific answers on everything. Just google accredited online programs and see what whats for you financially.
How am I trolling? Help desk is a step up from working at footlocker. You are over thinking this stuff.
ben anderson
Superstar
im on indeed right now, i don't see any jobs that i can just outright apply for. even entry levels
If you think job descriptions are going to say zero knowledge of anything is required idk what to tell you.
ben anderson
Superstar
....1-3 years of experience with etc.. for entry level lol
ben anderson
Superstar
iv'e read this thread for several pages. a+ seems to be talked about as step #1 then people say its worthless. im getting mixed signals from everywhere. idk where to start breh.
Finally took a CEH training course. It wasn't as difficult or boring as I expected. This guy Joe McCray is the truth when it comes to teaching pentesting. Watch his youtube channel and search for any conferences he speaks at dude is the truth.
Joseph McCray
Hacktivity 2012
Yeah that lol. A little guidance never hurts, appreciate it breh
Ice_MF_Mike
Pro
Stop cutting corners and read the thread. Seriously, all the answers to your questions are in here. There arent short cuts in anything including IT. There isnt one cert that will get you a job. You need to put in that work. Even if its entry level. You need to get that degree to get access to more jobs. You need to be able to solve problems and find solutions to them even without being exposed to it before. Your asking mad questions that could be answered real quick with google search of this thread. Cmon breh.
Ice_MF_Mike
Pro
There isnt a go to. You should go the route that most interests you. There are so many options. Look at what sounds interesting then work your way back. Look at the job postings and see what you need to learn. look on linkedin for people in those roles and see their job progression.
Any of them could be had without a degree but it will be hard it really depends on the company and the job market as to whether or not one will be required. THats why its best to try and bang it out at some point.
Ice_MF_Mike
Pro
Im really interested in C# to be real cause of Xamarin and I'd like to make my own apps or games with unity one day too. I'm enjoying the little I've learned so far. I'm a young breh who works in retail and I tried to make a LinkedIn profile but it wanted to know where I work or when I graduate. I'm a part time student so idk when I'll graduate but at this rate it's pretty slow. So I figured each one looks bad so I didn't sign up. I was thinking if shyt gets super awful then maybe do the last resort of taking out big student loans for a university. I really don't want to go to university. I'd go to the airforce and do some programming for the experience but I can't cause I help take care of grandma. shyt I really don't want university debt cause I want to do other things too in life