Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
For one you need to be doing a lot more apps per day.
You're not necessarily in a bad area, its good. But being in a hot area is always best.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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You're not necessarily in a bad area, its good. But being in a hot area is always best.
BakoNoFlex
Pro
If you not married or don't have kids, relocation needs to be a yes on your apps.
Should I wait until I have a job to relocate or should I move without a job
I waited until I had the offer in hand, mainly because I didn't have the money to do it on my own. But also, why move before you have to?
BakoNoFlex
Pro
You never relocate somewhere without a job in hand, unless you have fam in that location that could let you stay for a bit while you search.
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
You need to get a job & get some experience whether it be call center tech support or whatever.
And you're probably gonna need to embellish on certain IT stuff you've done personally as well and use that for experience.
Thanks brehs, I know I could've probably searched this shyt in there thread, but I wanted to make sure standards haven't changed or some shyt.
Hopefully the Sec+ can help my game.
calixprynce
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Got about 2.5 years of HelpDesk/ Tech Support
Got about 1.5 years of Systems Admin/ Network Technician (current job)
Am gonna take the A+ (both) within a month , pretty sure imma pass
Then onto CCENT/Network +
But what jobs should I apply for? I work in a small town at a small company . If I relocate to Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, I can give a good pay increase... but with my experience , what title should i be shooting for???
Got about 1.5 years of Systems Admin/ Network Technician (current job)
Am gonna take the A+ (both) within a month , pretty sure imma pass
Then onto CCENT/Network +
But what jobs should I apply for? I work in a small town at a small company . If I relocate to Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, I can give a good pay increase... but with my experience , what title should i be shooting for???
David_TheMan
Veteran
sys admin or jr network admin.
With your experience skip A+ and Net+. There aare a lot of fed contracting jobs in Tx. Especially at joint base san antonio. Get you Sec+ and shoot for your CCNA, ccent is passing the.first of two test. You get those two and you'll be a solid candidate for fed employment and getting a clearance
what's the fastest y'all ever bounce from somewhere? and did yall put that role on your resume?
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
I get a week. I'm more so speaking on something less than 6 months but more than 1 month.A week I believe, and Hell No
Well I did do UPS for one day too
Recruiter came with the $55 an hour bag today but I couldn't take it cause i'm already a contractor in a different department of the subsidiary company
must've been painful brehs.You keep your shyt on LinkedIn? Is that where recruiters be hitting you up?