DJ Paul's Arm
Veteran
Become an IT Tech in a healthcare. Work in a hospital.
Whores GALORE!
Whores GALORE!
I’ve been procrastinating but this the year I break into tech
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Tech jobs that aren't true tech jobs. For example, I’m a consultant that implements/maintains cloud-based HR software. They usually require information SYSTEMS degrees or something comparable. But the software is more like pseudo code than actual coding. Understanding how to code makes the job easier, but it isn’t required. If you’ve been doing the job for 4+ years then you’re probably making 6 figures. Think Business Analyst, Implementation Consultant, etc. Doing the same job on the consultant side always pays much better than working internally.
The job CAN be high stress depending on the client and how demanding they are, but for the most part it’s easier. If you’re a pretty smart person you can get a days worth of work done in a half a day. My job is so laid back right now that I’m volunteering to do more. But I also have an easy client at the moment.
Lord_nikon
Veteran
Computer /data center operator or NOC 
until shyt fukks up
until shyt fukks up
The Pledge
If it’s a lie, then we fight on that lie.
Data Analyst easily. Pretty much any role where you can overemploy. Designer comes to mind. I know people who has 3 remote web design positions.
As long as the company doesn’t micromanage (tons of meetings, requiring FaceTime shyt, etc) you should be straight
Fintech is a field I’d avoid if you want to be stress free. Medtech on the data side (engineer or scientist, not familiar with analyst roles) is relatively stress free.
As long as the company doesn’t micromanage (tons of meetings, requiring FaceTime shyt, etc) you should be straight
Fintech is a field I’d avoid if you want to be stress free. Medtech on the data side (engineer or scientist, not familiar with analyst roles) is relatively stress free.
I ain’t bout that life anymore. I’d like a wife
Toe Jay Simpson
Searchin’
Project manager
“Are y’all done yet? When will you be done? Why are you not done yet? Are you sure you’re done”
“Hello Chad, they’re not done yet. I’ll let you know when they’re done. Ok, I’ll tell them to get it done faster”
“Are y’all done yet? When will you be done? Why are you not done yet? Are you sure you’re done”
“Hello Chad, they’re not done yet. I’ll let you know when they’re done. Ok, I’ll tell them to get it done faster”
You have to ask the right questions.
I’ve dabbled in programming, liked it
Got a book on Sec+ and Udemy course.
Pretty much the more I read/learn on different tech field. All the paths sound interesting. Cloud Architect, even though that’s quite a path.
DJ Paul's Arm
Veteran
What better place. Nurses are reformed THOTs that are trying to settle down.
aXiom
Maximized Potential
I’d you’re getting into tech now and your aim is low stress/low effort, you’re better off just learning a trade… entry level and mediocre tech people are about to get decimated.
Nobody is perfect and I’m not expecting a virgin. I’m not cuffin a city girl
I didn’t say low effort.
If you have solid social skills, are a great listener, and can pay attention to details, I'd say Business Analyst is pretty low stress.
Since you're essentially a middleman you can play business clients and the devs against each other.
Since you're essentially a middleman you can play business clients and the devs against each other.