Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
Watch that companies internal network or ERP go down for the most arbitrary reason, you'll loose your hair real quick.
The Coli's IT ballers really are winning.
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Watch that companies internal network or ERP go down for the most arbitrary reason, you'll loose your hair real quick.
FreshFromATL
Self Made
True, stressful as hell too.
My hairline
No one in my family has hairline issues
programming comes fairly easy to me once I invested the time to learn
. All you really need to know is what features are available that can help you write shorter/simpler code, and be able to think in a object-oriented nature. I guess the hard part is trying to learn tho...
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FreshFromATL
Self Made
programming comes fairly easy to me once I invested the time to learn
Come to think about it tho, when I was first learning, I had many nights when I wanted to quit. The amount of learning was
and it seemed like everytime I learned one thing, there was something else to learn on top of that 
. But the time invested I wouldn't change for the world because it made my skills tight. My hairline still in-tact too 
you are just a programmer...programming comes fairly easy to me once I invested the time to learn
I wear 3 hats in this company.
1.Network engineer
2.Voice engineer
3. Programmer
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
Learn how to type 100wpm while you do it. Worst case scenario if you cant make it in IT, you can do dictations for dr's and type up their reports. Real good money, friends.
I saw a program for this on the internet...show you how to transcribe speakers and such?? is this what you are referring to??
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
ever since i start this job in august my hairline has been compromised..im only 31..its too soon
I'm letting N
s down with my slow moving desertification/clear cutting occurring right now ... 
.....
FreshFromATL
Self Made
Lol @ just a programmer, nikka please, If you don't go take yo ass back to the IT room and set up a router. And please don't call yourself a programmer just because you write 10 lines of code in a scripting language per day. Don't disrespect the art of software engineering lil' man.
I only write scripts which help me automate most of my network/voice tasks. I don't program for sites and stuff like that anymore.
But if you have been in a company which has a network supporting thousands of satellite users...you will understand.
We are a Satellite ISP, supporting companies/users in North America and South America where they can't get broadband but need broadband type speeds (4G example) to function
Richard Wright
Living Legend
The more money you make in IT the worse your work life balance usually. It's more important to find a well run company especially in the IT field. You can easily tell which companies abuse their IT staff and work them into the ground because the turnover rate there is sky high.