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>>451I don't mean shitty programming pajeet jobs. More of Support, Help Desk, or technician.
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I used to, for some years (I'm currently unemployed).
Since you posted that pic, I also crimped some Ethernet cables and other stuff.
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>I don't mean shitty programming pajeet jobs
I was almost starting to type.
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Hey liz.
I've done that before. I guess it was taking the wires, setting them into the plug thing, and then crimping them.
I don't have my A+, I don't have any network certifications, but I have one super basic security certification that's not worth anything.
It'll take me 4 1/2 years to finish a two year program I guess. This, and probably everything after it doesn't seem too worth it. Honestly, I don't even know what I like any more.
I'll give up when I'm homeless or dead. If I go homeless, I'll probably kill myself, I guess. I have no willingness~
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>>812Just got my A+ about 3 to 4 weeks ago. Still looking for a job.
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>>814was it easy? how long did it take to study? i'm studying for it right now
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>>814>>812Good shit guys don't base your self worth on whether you have a job or not, being able to learn these things alone means you are impressively intelligent.
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>>812you don't have to love IT to do well at it. just look at it as work and find a seperate hobby to fulfill the rest of each day. you can change your hobby anytime, but changing your career can be tricky
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>>817Read a 500 pg book, testout.com, and took computer maintenance and technician classes. Studying for my network+ now, but taking a break.
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>>821Overall it was easy for me since i grew up with computers and knew how to troubleshoot shit. If you're new to computers you might have some difficulty but it isn't that difficult.
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>>822the only thing i'm having trouble with is memorizing hardware. everything else comes naturally really, but it is neat to learn this stuff in (more than likely) a little more detail than i need
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>>824What i did was print anything i think i needed to remember and stapled it to my bedroom wall to memorize. Although some of it is useless info i had to remember things such as RAM pin numbers which is dumb because no one in IT will ever ask you that question.
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>>825>RAM pin numbersthat's exactly what I mean. it feels like I'm in grade school again sometimes
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Looks comfy
