Like, unfortunate reality is you're not entitled to a career, you have to grit your teeth and eat the horse on your own. And some people can eat the horse faster on more full stomachs.

So you graduated a year ago and found an entry level IT job.

How much experience in the field do you have?

What part of migrating databases and managing facility security

Sounds entry level

I meant in the field.

You're avoiding the argument

If you're working in IT, a field where some people find it easy as playing with lego because they've understood it since they were four years old, then you can't hack it. That's just blowback.

If you find it "hard work" you're not the kind of person I'm talking about.

Most IT jobs here require 3+ years, Comp TIA and other certs.

Like, sorry mate. If you find it difficult then that's just the cost of doing business.

Why is all of this about IT and about my personal situation, why are you attacking me on my personal level

You asked me what I did and I answered

But the economic situation is not about me and it just isn't about my situation

Because there's a billion dudes just like you in other fields.

^

I'm not attacking you, I'm attacking your mindset.

*vicitim mentality*

@Hazard Pluto just take the defeat mate

I probably was, but i was curious about your credentials too

What defeat? The pigeon playing chess and claiming victory defeat?

You've latched on to any personal information I gave about me and used that to discredit my position

@Hazard Pluto join VC I dare you, lets see how brave you are

Yeah join our vc

I was going to say if you had the Comp certs, plus the A+ shit, and some experience, you're well off in the field.

@xXNobleCXx It's not victim mentality. It's more... sunk cost fallacy?

Like I'm talking about dudes who try to build a career in a field they don't have an aptitude for, then instead of unfucking their mistake and finding what they have an aptitude for, they decide the system itself has a problem instead of switching careers.

Jesus what’s going on here?

It was very difficult for me to be a good chef and it killed all the joy in cooking for me, so I switched fields.

What do you do now?

@Hazard Pluto They didn't guess, the designed.

STRATEGYYYYY

Is such a fundamental part of every part of life

I'm currently engaged in voice chat

I cannot respond properly to text

And that's how the top 1% of 1% got up

Okay

JUST NOOOO

.............business isn't luck

^

Exactly

Sometimes it gets lucky

but