Alright brobots let's share how good things are going
I'll go first
>Field
IT
>experience
4.5 years
>job title
IT specialist
>education
BS information systems
>certifications if any
MCSA
>pay
75k
>region
SF bay area
>Where you see yourself at the end of your career
I'd like to be designing infrastructure for different companies, working as a consultant.
Pic related only in that I work in one.
>Field
IT
>experience
2 years
>job title
Lead Testing Engineer
>education
BS information systems
>certifications if any
Hyper-V, VMware
>pay
33k
>region
Mid Atlantic
>Where you see yourself at the end of your career
No fucking clue mate
I'm about to start studying computer engineering at a tech school.
Anything I should know?
Will there be a lot of work when I actually get a job?
>>25762083
Learn to use google.
Jumping on board the IT Train
>Field
IT
>experience
4-5 years?
>Title
Enterprise Client Systems manager
>Certs
EPIC client systems manager 2015 cert. EHR
>Pay
90k + 10k Bonus
>Region
NYC
>Where you see yourself at the end of your career
Owning my own business not related to IT because I hate it.
>>25762132
So I just use google to troubleshoot all the problems?
wtf am i getting qualifications for?
I am network admin. Have ccna, ccnp switching, could get rest of ccnp if really wanted. I am from eastern europe and get like 20k euros before taxes. What are my chances of landing a job in u.s and what calary should I expect. 4 years of experience in the field.
>>25762227
>I am network admin. Have ccna, ccnp switching, could get rest of ccnp if really wanted. I am from eastern europe and get like 20k euros before taxes. What are my chances of landing a job in u.s and what calary should I expect. 4 years of experience in the field.
You could quickly find a job in NYC. Expect 50-80K depending on how lucky you get. You've got certs that are desirable.
Fuck I want to be IT.
I'm 23, got associate's, gonna get tech support certificate this semester and then get A+ certified by end of the year, hopefully.
How fucked am I?
>>25762261
A+ Cert is good for about 10$ an hour. 23 Is a little late to be pushing for a support desk role. Go study Windows Server.
I am about to graduate Physics BSc, trying to get a job/scheme in software dev or web dev. It's going pretty well so far, though it's hard to find jobs outside of London.
>>25762284
Shit I make $12/hr as is and my job is comfy.
I wanna get into the field proper, but fuck getting paid less than my first job. I don't mind just having a generalized job, however. Something hardware-based, or focusing onPeopleSoft.
>Field
Video games, anime, microwave dinners.
>experience
23 years.
>job title
Neet.
>education
Finished high school (hey some people didn't)
>certifications if any
None.
>pay
Whatever mommy gives me. Probably adds up to 5K a year but I don't count.
>region
America.
>Where you see yourself at the end of your career
Dead.
didnt realize how many normalfags we have on r9k
>>25762251
Is that enough in Nyc? I've heared it's not cheap to live there, I don't wanna rent place in nigger teritory
>>25762184
I worked for Epic in Wisconsin. They were fucking horrible.
>>25762398
Lol, welcome to reality. You autist make up like 10%, everyone esle is normal
>>25762428
No shit. I loved the campus, but I have heard from my TS that it's kinda painful to work there.
>>25762415
50-80k you'd be okay. You may have to live in Staten Island, where I live Which is 25 minutes outside manhattan, and is about 1/2 the price to live. Very nice place.
>>25761908
>Field
IT and tutoring
>Experience
4 years IT, 3 months tutoring
>Job title
IT Pro Assistant, Computer Science Tutor
>Education
Currently working towards a BS in computer science and a BS in mathematics, 4 years in, 1 more to go
>Certifications
None unless CJIS compliance countsI do work for the local PD, I'm technically considered a "contractor" because of this
>Pay
9.47/hr
>Region
Eastern Washington/Northern Idaho
>Where I see myself at the end of my career
PhD in computer science conducting cybersecurity and theoretical computer science research. Also potentially doing consultant work in security for various companies (pentesting, security audits, standards compliance, etc.)
>Field
Retail
>experience
~3 years
>job title
Retail person?
>education
BA Economics
>certifications if any
no
>pay
$10.50/hr
>region
Rocky Mountain
>Where you see yourself at the end of your career
Not living with my parents
>>25761908
>Field
Can i borrow some money mum
>experience
20 years
>job title
Good boy
>education
Highschool pass
Cert 3 and 4 game development
Starting degree in Compsci in a few weeks
>certifications if any
Above
>pay
10k a year
>region
Commiestralia
>Where you see yourself at the end of your career
Sad and alone
>>25762583
>Where you see yourself at the end of your career
>Sad and alone
well you're not alone
>Senior studying BS Computer Engineering
>No certs
>Silicon Valley
>No idea where I'll end up, depends on what/if I get first job that's related
So what else should I do? Just pick up random certs or any specific ones?
