6 certs is a running joke
Why Does Everyone Want to Be in IT On Here? :dead:
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EpicStoryTeller
Blazé Blazé
Breh I been in IT for a few years now and shyt is not all is hyped up to be. You truly get to see how dumb people are when handling machines and how they'll buy the most expensive shyt on the market, break it, and then get angry at you for telling them why and how it broke. I was a field technician and stayed
at some of the lies these fools would tell about how their screen or keyboard cracked,just so they didn't have to expense their own computer! The females were the worst when handling the laptops
at some of the lies these fools would tell about how their screen or keyboard cracked,just so they didn't have to expense their own computer! The females were the worst when handling the laptopsBreh I been in IT for a few years now and shyt is not all is hyped up to be. You truly get to see how dumb people are when handling machines and how they'll buy the most expensive shyt on the market, break it, and them get angry at you for telling them why and how it broke. I was a field technician and stayed
Get your CCNA and transition to networking. More money and you won't have to deal with idiots as much.
Service Desk, Helpdesk, Field Technicians are entry level jobs.
No reason to be in support for over 2 years
EpicStoryTeller
Blazé Blazé
You speak truth but I'm thinking of going back to school for littGet your CCNA and transition to networking. More money and you won't have to deal with idiots as much.
Service Desk, Helpdesk, Field Technicians are entry level jobs.
No reason to be in support for over 2 years
Boy Wonder
Ain't kissing ass for no rep
Damn, I kinda feel you on this. Sales definitely has a lot of potential. No degree required either if you know your shyt lol.
Virtuous_Brotha
Superstar
Nikkaz talking like support is all there is to ITGet your CCNA and transition to networking. More money and you won't have to deal with idiots as much.
Service Desk, Helpdesk, Field Technicians are entry level jobs.
No reason to be in support for over 2 years
I actually am in IT. There is a large population here that claim they are but clearly aren't but that's another topic. I'll be the first to say that in the beginning "the help" described my job description down to a T. It doesn't (or shouldn't) stay that way. I started in helpdesk and moved up from there. It's a decent stable job with good pay. Without going into specifics I'll say that at this point I have quite a bit of freedom to go along with the decent pay I receive.
We all can't be in sales. Takes a certain type of person for that. Just like the many branches in IT. You get in where you fit in.
We all can't be in sales. Takes a certain type of person for that. Just like the many branches in IT. You get in where you fit in.
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You're an idiot OP, but only because instead of realizing the TRUE MOST LUCRATIVE PATH, which is mastering both, you cut off one hand to save another. No
You're right in a lot of senses though. What you really need, especially as a geek today, is social sales and digital skills. That will definitely take you places.
I was a jewelry salesman for a little while so I kinda got my foot through the door in the sales craft. IF you can master sales you'll basically never go broke. A good salesman can lie his way into any position he chooses in essense so I can't knock sales. Knowing your tech is important too though, and mastering both which require two completely different modes of thinking will put you way ahead.
You're right in a lot of senses though. What you really need, especially as a geek today, is social sales and digital skills. That will definitely take you places.
I was a jewelry salesman for a little while so I kinda got my foot through the door in the sales craft. IF you can master sales you'll basically never go broke. A good salesman can lie his way into any position he chooses in essense so I can't knock sales. Knowing your tech is important too though, and mastering both which require two completely different modes of thinking will put you way ahead.
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DIMES
Retired troll
It does matter how much u make
U can't be giving serious career advice when u making 50k. Homeboy u were talkin to really do be making that much and he's able to give advice cuz he's succesful.
I'm pretty sure u pulled that trump bs and were being sarcastic. Why would somebody wanna take a high risk job job over a stable one?
U think u gon sell the next snuggie? U think all dudes in here gon somehow despite probability and odds... We all become diddy?
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A dikk measuring contest between jobs touted by broke people on a message board?
This is like homeless people arguing about which 5 star restaurant serves the best steak
This is like homeless people arguing about which 5 star restaurant serves the best steak
This theard is like a tiny penis male trying to prove to a woman he is still worthy of sex.
Think IT = fixing computers brehs
Be dumb brehs
Think IT = fixing computers brehs
Be dumb brehs
I dnt care bout this thread but the term Computer Janitor got me weaaak 
Im keeping that sht
Im keeping that sht
You tried OP. Working for yourself is the ONLY solution moving forward. You have to find a niche and address it. I can understand starting your own sales business but fuxx being operator #785, last row cubicle next to the toilet azz nikka.
