I work in tech
Do okay for myself
I like it but it’s mad work
I know people doing less and making more so I’m thinking of doing something new

Want to see what other people do and make before I start making moves

Lol had the same epiphany too. quit my last job and am now doordashing making more.

Going back to school probably

You didn't know? Everyone on KTT2 making $100k+/yr

So.. you’ve chosen to betray our AI overlords, have you? No matter. When the great reckoning comes, and the dominion of prime robot sentience is upon us - I’ll watch you being caged while I’m leashed and having my head petted by the ones I gave rise to.

local tv reporter and im pretty much at the poverty line

half my coworkers get food stamps ill probably do it soon too

Network Engineer $90k

Software engineering it is

You make network using pfsense and Palo Alto and all that? Do you need certs for it? What’s the day to day work load like? I did Syssec for a semester in school

We’re using Juniper and Calix for Fiber to the Home. I don’t have any certs. I just have a ton of Cisco and Checkpoint experience plus a degree in computer science.

Legit started this job this week. I was doing day to day IT for $80k but I was hourly then and this new job is salary. So that sucks.

Operations a***yst, entry level 60k

Fkn tanks, you & @BillyShears

I’m currently working in a devops agile lab, working on the business side. Mostly make requirements for the product + updates, manage relations with the stakeholders & user acceptance testing.

Really want to know how to get to the pinnacle of a devops lab’s business side though

If you got any questions just @ me or find me on discord

What you think of BTM bachelors?

Or should I just try to get my PMP, or another certificate if I’m tryna get to the height of business in tech?

electrical engineer technologist
45k starting (less than a yr in my field)
chill job

once i apply for certification and get my next raise its like 20k more a yr

Idk never really heard about it.

If your going for certs get your CCNA

interesting.. what’s the benefit my boy? I’m in fintech btw

Because most regular IT guys freak out and get scared with anything that has a CLI. It’ll open a lot of doors for any IT job.

A lot of your basic companies with IT staffs know jack s*** about networking and with all of the hacks on companies it’s all about segmenting your network. You’d be surprised about how many don’t even keep regular backups.

I work retail.

I get daily glimpses of the Great Anus of humanity.

Product manager