>>75701304

YES YES YES

IT is full of left wingers, ESPECIALLY programming. Programming is the #1 skill to develop if you want to combat leftism head on.

Learn everything you can about cloud computing btw, it's changing the entire landscape and will be very relevant soon, all of the work-from-home IT jobs have already shifted over to cloud infastructure shit. Companies are realizing that its way cheaper than renting and buying/maintaining actual data centers and soon there will be a massive switch over and people with traditional Cisco certs will be fucked unless they pick up the new ones. Cisco is writing the exams for cloud certs right now but its not available yet.

Learn about programming or learn about networking and cloud environments.

PS - IT is the shit in general and a great way for NEETS to escape their captivity since you can learn everything on your own and you can work from home if you're a good bullshitter.

>>75703254

HOW TO LEARN PROGRAMMING EVEN IF YOU'RE LEGALLY RETARDED/HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO AMBITION WHATSOEVER/ARE SWITCHING FROM ANOTHER CAREER (LOL)

>Download and play with AutoHotKey to familiarize yourself with the most basic of the basic concepts
>Download and play with the ChoiceOf game scripting language to familiarize yourself with the basic concepts while having fun
>Hop on CodeAdademy and learn HTML
>Still on CA, learn CSS (first actual language so far desu)
>At this point you should at least understand the lingo so learn about virtualization and learn some server-side language like PHP or Python
>You're good now and can find a job but if you wanna be hip and trendy go learn about mobile app development

Programming is the best NEET profession ever. I make 80k working from home doing almost nothing aside from basic maintenance and sometimes support, I was a network engineer before this.

SERIOUSLY GUYS GET INTO IT THE JEWS ARE ALWAYS GONNA NEED NETWORKS NO MATTER WHAT AND PEOPLE THINK YOU KNOW MAGIC

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>>75701304
Yeah I got looked at like a crazy in my cs class for wearing a MAGA hat lol. Fuck all the lefties in IT and CS

>>75703254
>you can work from home if you're a good bullshitter.

In what area of IT?

>>75704525
>In what area of IT?

Web & mobile development is hot right now.You'd be freelancing is what he means I think, but there is also a fair bit of remote work available too.

>>75704783
It is hot right now, but it's a bubble that's gonna burst in maybe 5-10 years time. I just got in recently now, but I wish I had done it 3-4 years ago when shit was really flying. You definitely can still make good money, but far less so than a few years ago. People have tuned into the fact that web/mobile dev is a cashcow, but I already see the market becoming too saturated.

>>75704344
>MAGA hat

If they get triggered by that they are unfit for western civilization.

>>75704525

Most specifically network support. All you do, depending on your team position, is either push a few changes to the environment every day (literally copying and pasting), patch network environments every few months depending on the customer (sitting on a conference call with a bunch of indians), and dealing with outages which are rare, but the procedure is basically automated anyway.

>>75704783
This is good too if you've got the time. I was working full time as a network engineer last year and doing web development on the side, since then I quit that job and do all kinds of development. I saved a bunch of money for my net job so I can basically afford to goof around and find work when I need to pad my bank account, but my point is IT is the shit and I encourage everybody that I don't hate to get into any facet of it. Like I said, if you want to future proof yourself, then learn about cloud computing.

If you want get into networking then you ought to get Cisco certs, I got my job with 0 experience because I have my CCNP. CCIE is basically guaranteed work-from-home employment into the mid-future.

>>75704061
>AutoHotKey
kys

>>75705248

Yeah the stability is always more in network maintenance and support whereas dev is more prone to trends and stuff.

>>75701304
This is very true.

I'm a software engineer on a team of four in an office of ~50 engineers (small company). I am one of three non-hardcore lefties there. The other two I'm not sure are even right-wing, just that they don't dress, act, and speak like SJWs.

I love the field but the people, man, the people...

>>75701304
Being a script kiddie doesn't all of a sudden turn liberals into programmers no matter how much they say otherwise

Work in tech. There are a few left-wing devs and sysadmins I've ran across, but they tend to be a minority and usually straight out of college. Most established professionals I've met that have discussed politics are Libertarian-leaning at best, and middle-of-the-road Democrats at worst. I guarantee that subplebbit is populated by at least 95% "self-taught" programming NEETs and edgy CS freshmen who can't even fizz-buzz.

Also, to clarify, the political environment gets much better as you advance into your career.

I started working in physical data centers and everybody I worked with was pretty conservative because our company managed all the local school systems and we had to be in the ghetto all the time.

Everybody I work with in dev is liberal because they're mostly 20-somethings.

When I was a network engineer everybody was either totally apolitical or conservative. You don't really discuss politics with work people, and any personal discussion is just the usual bullshit. My boss was a hardcore "the apocalypse is the the Bible and these may be the end times" Christian republican and everybody on my team was conservative (but they were all friends that I got hired so idk)

Basically the higher up you go the more apolitical it becomes, and if you pursue Cisco certs and eventually end up with your IE everybody around is basically a robot with no political opinion anyway.