I’ve been procrastinating but this the year I break into tech

[Rozay Oro]

Yeah the dream is to make six figures or high five figures but honestly making over median income would be nice start.

Edit:
Just weighting my options. I’ve programmed a bit, read up on cybersecurity, redhat, cloud, etc.

All interesting but I honestly not sure which route I should go. Would love to work from home.

Edit2:
Gonna do CourseCareers

 

[Doobie Doo]

There are no low stress jobs in tech. The bottom of the barrel do the most work and you have to go through that to get to the next level.

 

[Rozay Oro]

There are no low stress jobs in tech. The bottom of the barrel do the most work and you have to go through that to get to the next level.

Can a breh skip that help desk bullshyt?

 

[Doobie Doo]

Can a breh skip that help desk bullshyt?

With experience or education. I mean you can lie on your resume

 

[jesc07]

Public sector tech...county, city, state or feds. You won't be making six figures tho. Well maybe after a couple decades in but for what you lose in income you will make up for it w/ benefits.

 

[Buddy]

Can a breh skip that help desk bullshyt?

Walk into the nearest business and just start unplugging servers


You're hired

 

[ViShawn]

Account/Customer Success Manager

 

[Wink Beaufield]

On the low end? Data center tech. Its just you and them server racks.

 

[badhat]

There's almost definitely a city or county job with the health department wherever you are that's a step above data entry.

 

[Silkk]

There are no low stress jobs in tech.

This isn’t true.

 

[Rozay Oro]

Public sector tech...county, city, state or feds. You won't be making six figures tho. Well maybe after a couple decades in but for what you lose in income you will make up for it w/ benefits.

Nvm that then

 

[Rozay Oro]

Public sector tech...county, city, state or feds. You won't be making six figures tho. Well maybe after a couple decades in but for what you lose in income you will make up for it w/ benefits.

Nvm on that. I’ve dabbled in programming (python and C#) and have a cyber security course on Udemy. All of this is dope. I have to be honest, idk what path I want to take. All of it is interesting to me.

 

[Rozay Oro]

On the low end? Data center tech. Its just you and them server racks.

I want to work from home

 

[desjardins]

Maybe scrum master
It's still pressure but you can spin it to never be your fault since you literally just organize and arrange work for other people. If they don't meet deadlines you'll be absolved as long as you show you escalated it and went over what they need to get over the hump in stand ups

 

[Mike809]

office cleaner.