for when you can move into management some day

what about education

You better have connections already

if you want to do teaching connections are crucial

I know a lot of IT people that make good money with no degree but several good certs

University is dominated by women. Neets must rise up and reclaim academia or some thot is gonna diagnose you with "toxic masculinity" and have you put in a psych ward in 20 years time.

I don't even have any certs anymore.. should re-up my RHCE

You can freelance online pretty easily too

ITIL is also becoming big for lots of IT jobs

yeah my uni is more focused on teaching you the skills to get certs

gonna buddy up with my teachers now then

Just competing with chang and Chong

I'm thinking of getting some certs over the summer now that uni is out of the way

goodnight nickers

Rarely a negative to invest in yourself

Night brother HH

Just need to push myself

Yeah, it's easier said than done. Just gotta find your motivation

gay the halo 1 servers are not online so someone would have to host if we weree to play and idk how to do that shit

@AlGoreRhythm you going for windows/linux/network?

I did some introspection this week and came to a really dark place but now I'm using that to motivate myself

yeah that's the plan

picking one or just doing it all

night

It's always been money for me, easy. Money enables a much better way of life, a life that can be lived as it should be in America.

I like all three so I'm gonna keep my options open

I'm going to try and get some linux certs and my CCNA this summer

general is good to start but you'll eventually probably want to pick

if you're going Linux, learn some Python

@AlGoreRhythm You'll be already my man. That's the most painful part of bettering yourself: acknowledging there's a problem

windows, get some PowerShell

alright**

True

Absolutley

definitely learn python if you''re going to be dealing with linux

@David Bowman we worked alot with python and powershell this year

Powershell is actually crazy if you know what you're doing

it really is

yeah, I use it at work

still prefer linux.. but I have the job I have

Yeah we worked with active directory this semester and I really enjoyed it