NEET here. I'm interested in an IT career - seems the best bet.
I'm starting from the bottom, so I have some questions.
How do I go about landing a entry-level job?
What steps can I take to advantage myself significantly?
What do I need to do, and to avoid (been hearing to avoid MCSE/alphabet certificates).
Any other primers or advice?
>4k jpg of Ted Cruz
Why
just start with an A+, after work on a CCNA. MeaNwhile get a job at geek squad or as a 1st level tech
>>55070189
Start at some sucky position, help desk will do just fine. After that you'll know what you should learn in order to progress. The point is - you have to start doing shit.
Don't do it. Just learn to code amd build shit for people. Sites, programs. All that jazz. Fug the I.T industry...
>>55070565
Currently working on that.
The gov will probably shut off the supply of neetbux soon unless it sees some movement towards a career however.
>>55070565
Any further elaboration on how a career-path like this might unfold is strongly requested.
>>55070858
Just put out good solid content. People will talk and you will eventually have a sloom of people calling you for work. It's what I did/doing. I can't handle sitting at a help desk all day, talking to old ass people who don't even know how to turn a pc on. All while the boss gets all the credit for leading a "hard working team"
Once you start to get clients. Build you a site. Push it as a business. Maybe build and sell wordpress themes. I know a few people who took this route and had huge payoffs.
>>55070189
>>55070916
Much appreciated! - and feel free to elaborate even further! All this goes in the Great Notebook.
Feel bad for Cruz. Got so close to becoming the nominee - a lifedream thwarted. And he would probably have beaten Hillary; his IQ towers above the rest of the pack.
Now Trump will lose to Hillary. such cases
>>55071303
Needs more charisma though
If you want to maintain a NEET-ish lifestyle while still making money, look into NOC jobs. They pay good money, require basic computer knowledge, and you basically sit there all night waiting for something to break - and at most companies, it's not often something does.
>>55070189
Get sec + then you can work for the DoD contracting companies if you can pass a security clearance
