Who has salary transparency in their state? I'm in Pa and it's still being debated.
I get my coworkers to coff up their salary numbers to me and put that in the back of my mind to negotiate later. These companies would pay us in Pizza parties if they could.
Crodiehow did yall get out of helpdesk?
Study 24/7, network in spare time, projects, use up tuition reimbursement to pay for certs, then routed
Vertical1600Infra and Cyber > all that coding s***
IaC tho
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UndecidedAs a network engineer, I stay busy and there's not a lot of us. Hell, its hard to find just Network Techs and Field techs for entry level jobs.
Been hearing Net engineering is becoming obsolete because of the Cloud .
Probably overstated but curious what you been noticing in the field.
Invader HIMRecruiter told me if i get MSQL cert i’ll have 105-110 tax free to be a Database Admin. Nigga say less
HUH?!
Where they doing this at? Lol- ·editedAlfredo Mobstah
Been hearing Net engineering is becoming obsolete because of the Cloud .
Probably overstated but curious what you been noticing in the field.I work on the ISP side of things, not so much business side. So I think my perspective is going to be a lot different than most. Most of the cloud tools I’ve seen are only good for like a tier one perspective. A lot of my work is still just the initial config through CLI and then it’s set it and forget it until some business needs a circuit built out. Most of the upkeep work is just monitoring, planning, and escalation tickets. There’s a lot of work out there though because of all the government funding being thrown around through RDOF, BEAD, and State. We’ve went from 0 to 7000 customers in 3 1/2 years. It is extremely hard to find qualified folks in rural America though, even if you pay well.