Senior Systems Architect for the government and former pimp


-Smitty

 

but im going to school for computer networking, is it easy to get a job? a lot of people i talk to didnt even go to school for it

 

Manager for radioshack in upstate ny. Hence why I talk so much about a/v and such

 

just became a real estate agent

 

Brain surgeon.

 

Lexus owners = always interesting people

 

Damn tough time for that...You drive around your cleints in the tinted out ES?

And for my job...im unemployed. Nobody except fast food places want to hire a 17 year old.

 

Where you going to school at?

That is what I'm in school for right now. Since your still in school, if you have not already looked into, you should look into getting some certifications. You should start with your A+, and network+, then move on to cisco certifications.

You will probably have the best luck starting on a help desk for a company, they are the easiest to get into, and you will get the experience you need to break off into other fields of work in IT, plus you generally just need a HS Diploma/GED to get in.

You also have to realize that its just been within the last few years that a lot of places started requiring a degree to get into their IT departments. When it comes down to it though, you really don't need a degree in a specific field to get into it. Employers don't necessarily look at a degree as saying "Alright this guy knows his stuff" they look at as you took the time and and made the commitment to get the degree. That is why you will hear most people saying that you should get a bachelors degree, because it shows more of a commitment then just an associates.

 

security guard at PNC park in pittsburgh. but really im a student

 

work at an animal hospital... asst. tech.

 

its not the tints that are the problem... its the springs! when i get the especially heavier clients the car is slammmmmed!

 

Auto tech

2 ASE certs. I looove working on Toyotas and Lexus's

 

safeway courtesy clerk. im only 17 and still in hs (for a couple more weeks) though

 

i'm in grad school for neuropharmacology. i might make class of 08, but more likely class of 09.

my husband is a well qualified mechanic (8 ase basic certs, 2 ase specialist certs, toyota hybrid expert, former dealership employee). but he's injured and can't do that anymore, so he's back in school to become a medical equipment tech. more brain power, less spine power required.

 

Tax accountant. Used to work for Ernst & Young and Deloitte & Touche...