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epik_fail1 10/06/17 10:35:58 PM #1:	I am curious. (for programming, sorry I forgot to mention it) --- Losing an argument? Ends it with but...but...Hillary and her emails! <cite>epik_fail1 posted [p:887956212] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote>I am curious. (for programming, sorry I forgot to mention it)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PancreasPirate 10/06/17 10:41:07 PM #2:	Just look for any accredited school that has online courses. SNHU or Kaplan for example. <cite>PancreasPirate posted [p:887956491] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote>Just look for any accredited school that has online courses. SNHU or Kaplan for example.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MB2012 10/06/17 10:43:05 PM #3:	Most community colleges offer several full courses online. Employers will take those. --- Yeet <cite>MB2012 posted [p:887956580] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote>Most community colleges offer several full courses online. Employers will take those.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
epik_fail1 10/06/17 11:53:08 PM #4:	MB2012 posted... Most community colleges offer several full courses online. Employers will take those. I was curious if things like nanodegrees were recognised by some employers or if it was a scam to get money. --- Losing an argument? Ends it with but...but...Hillary and her emails! <cite>epik_fail1 posted [p:887959737] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote><cite>MB2012 posted...</cite> <quote>Most community colleges offer several full courses online. Employers will take those.</quote> I was curious if things like nanodegrees were recognised by some employers or if it was a scam to get money.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PancreasPirate 10/07/17 12:01:03 AM #5:	A nanodegree is only useful as long as the industry is in high demand of that specific skillset. Otherwise it's a waste of time and you would be better off getting a full degree. <cite>PancreasPirate posted [p:887960062] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote>A nanodegree is only useful as long as the industry is in high demand of that specific skillset. Otherwise it's a waste of time and you would be better off getting a full degree.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
epik_fail1 10/07/17 12:02:17 AM #6:	PancreasPirate posted... A nanodegree is only useful as long as the industry is in high demand of that specific skillset. Otherwise it's a waste of time and you would be better off getting a full degree. Well... I have a project that can count as an intership at college if I can't get paid, but if I want to learn specific skillsets that I do not know yet, will I be taken seriously? --- Losing an argument? Ends it with but...but...Hillary and her emails! <cite>epik_fail1 posted [p:887960118] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote><cite>PancreasPirate posted...</cite> <quote>A nanodegree is only useful as long as the industry is in high demand of that specific skillset. Otherwise it's a waste of time and you would be better off getting a full degree.</quote> Well... I have a project that can count as an intership at college if I can't get paid, but if I want to learn specific skillsets that I do not know yet, will I be taken seriously?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GAMERCAMRY 10/07/17 12:03:41 AM #7:	learn some coding languages --- Vegy's boyfriend <cite>GAMERCAMRY posted [p:887960168] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote>learn some coding languages</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PancreasPirate 10/07/17 12:03:52 AM #8:	epik_fail1 posted... PancreasPirate posted... A nanodegree is only useful as long as the industry is in high demand of that specific skillset. Otherwise it's a waste of time and you would be better off getting a full degree. Well... I have a project that can count as an intership at college if I can't get paid, but if I want to learn specific skillsets that I do not know yet, will I be taken seriously? It really depends on the field. <cite>PancreasPirate posted [p:887960174] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote><cite>epik_fail1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>PancreasPirate posted...</cite> <quote>A nanodegree is only useful as long as the industry is in high demand of that specific skillset. Otherwise it's a waste of time and you would be better off getting a full degree.</quote> Well... I have a project that can count as an intership at college if I can't get paid, but if I want to learn specific skillsets that I do not know yet, will I be taken seriously?</quote> It really depends on the field.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
epik_fail1 10/07/17 12:04:43 AM #9:	GAMERCAMRY posted... learn some coding languages I already know some, although I am getting fed up with trying to find a job as they all ask for 5 years of experience where I live. --- Losing an argument? Ends it with but...but...Hillary and her emails! <cite>epik_fail1 posted [p:887960212] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote><cite>GAMERCAMRY posted...</cite> <quote>learn some coding languages</quote> I already know some, although I am getting fed up with trying to find a job as they all ask for 5 years of experience where I live.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SpoonRebooted 10/07/17 12:35:12 AM #10:	epik_fail1 posted... GAMERCAMRY posted... learn some coding languages I already know some, although I am getting fed up with trying to find a job as they all ask for 5 years of experience where I live. Show proof of understanding of the subject. Use your experience to create an example. Make something impressive, they won't care about 5 years or not. Edit : I have done this more than once with success. --- Who hasn't been in a locker room with their Russian friends, colluding about grabbing p*******? -Trevor Noah- <cite>SpoonRebooted posted [p:887961359] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote><cite>epik_fail1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GAMERCAMRY posted...</cite> <quote>learn some coding languages</quote> I already know some, although I am getting fed up with trying to find a job as they all ask for 5 years of experience where I live.</quote> Show proof of understanding of the subject. Use your experience to create an example. Make something impressive, they won't care about 5 years or not. Edit : I have done this more than once with success.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
epik_fail1 10/07/17 12:36:40 AM #11:	SpoonRebooted posted... epik_fail1 posted... GAMERCAMRY posted... learn some coding languages I already know some, although I am getting fed up with trying to find a job as they all ask for 5 years of experience where I live. Show proof of understanding of the subject. Use your experience to create an example. Make something impressive, they won't care about 5 years or not. I got 3 interviews so far and they seemed to care more about what I did outside of school. --- Losing an argument? Ends it with but...but...Hillary and her emails! <cite>epik_fail1 posted [p:887961405] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote><cite>SpoonRebooted posted...</cite> <quote><cite>epik_fail1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GAMERCAMRY posted...</cite> <quote>learn some coding languages</quote> I already know some, although I am getting fed up with trying to find a job as they all ask for 5 years of experience where I live.</quote> Show proof of understanding of the subject. Use your experience to create an example. Make something impressive, they won't care about 5 years or not.</quote> I got 3 interviews so far and they seemed to care more about what I did outside of school.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rika_Furude 10/07/17 12:39:01 AM #12:	the google analytics courses I think probably some of the microsoft stuff here https://mva.microsoft.com/ --- http://www.imgur.com/oQHLBrx.jpg http://www.imgur.com/ah5IE8D.jpg http://www.imgur.com/USV84z9.jpg http://www.imgur.com/PSjlohO.jpg <cite>Rika_Furude posted [p:887961491] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote>the google analytics courses I think probably some of the microsoft stuff here https://mva.microsoft.com/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
epik_fail1 10/07/17 12:43:28 AM #13:	Rika_Furude posted... the google analytics courses I think probably some of the microsoft stuff here https://mva.microsoft.com/ It's probably just online courses with no certification for Microsoft I guess? --- Losing an argument? Ends it with but...but...Hillary and her emails! <cite>epik_fail1 posted [p:887961672] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote><cite>Rika_Furude posted...</cite> <quote>the google analytics courses I think probably some of the microsoft stuff here https://mva.microsoft.com/</quote> It's probably just online courses with no certification for Microsoft I guess?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rika_Furude 10/07/17 12:48:30 AM #14:	epik_fail1 posted... Rika_Furude posted... the google analytics courses I think probably some of the microsoft stuff here https://mva.microsoft.com/ It's probably just online courses with no certification for Microsoft I guess? theres a lot of coding and database stuff thats useful no matter the vendor. there is a microsoft technology bias obviously but its not like thats a bad thing, especially considering you want to look good for employers --- http://www.imgur.com/oQHLBrx.jpg http://www.imgur.com/ah5IE8D.jpg http://www.imgur.com/USV84z9.jpg http://www.imgur.com/PSjlohO.jpg <cite>Rika_Furude posted [p:887961858] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote><cite>epik_fail1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Rika_Furude posted...</cite> <quote>the google analytics courses I think probably some of the microsoft stuff here https://mva.microsoft.com/</quote> It's probably just online courses with no certification for Microsoft I guess?</quote> theres a lot of coding and database stuff thats useful no matter the vendor. there is a microsoft technology bias obviously but its not like thats a bad thing, especially considering you want to look good for employers</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SpoonRebooted 10/07/17 1:09:12 AM #15:	epik_fail1 posted... SpoonRebooted posted... epik_fail1 posted... GAMERCAMRY posted... learn some coding languages I already know some, although I am getting fed up with trying to find a job as they all ask for 5 years of experience where I live. Show proof of understanding of the subject. Use your experience to create an example. Make something impressive, they won't care about 5 years or not. I got 3 interviews so far and they seemed to care more about what I did outside of school. School is a rigid, structured environment. It doesn't prove your ability to solve problems, think creatively, or adapt to changing technology. When I got my A+ certification, I found out almost immediately that it was already outdated. I couldn't get work. I started repairing RROD Xbox 360s in my home. I found multiple flaws in the architecture, and developed a method that corrected almost all of them. I mentioned that in an interview, and when asked to explain, the interviewer was extremely impressed. I got the job, that on paper, I was not qualified for, and moved into upper management within a year. When the company was bought out two years after I started, I received a six-figure severance package. Use what you know, update your skillset, there are free options, literally millions of YouTube videos alone, not to mention other free sources, design and create something. Show it off in an interview. This works, but not every time. --- Who hasn't been in a locker room with their Russian friends, colluding about grabbing p*******? -Trevor Noah- <cite>SpoonRebooted posted [p:887962573] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote><cite>epik_fail1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SpoonRebooted posted...</cite> <quote><cite>epik_fail1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GAMERCAMRY posted...</cite> <quote>learn some coding languages</quote> I already know some, although I am getting fed up with trying to find a job as they all ask for 5 years of experience where I live.</quote> Show proof of understanding of the subject. Use your experience to create an example. Make something impressive, they won't care about 5 years or not.</quote> I got 3 interviews so far and they seemed to care more about what I did outside of school.</quote> School is a rigid, structured environment. It doesn't prove your ability to solve problems, think creatively, or adapt to changing technology. When I got my A+ certification, I found out almost immediately that it was already outdated. I couldn't get work. I started repairing RROD Xbox 360s in my home. I found multiple flaws in the architecture, and developed a method that corrected almost all of them. I mentioned that in an interview, and when asked to explain, the interviewer was extremely impressed. I got the job, that on paper, I was not qualified for, and moved into upper management within a year. When the company was bought out two years after I started, I received a six-figure severance package. Use what you know, update your skillset, there are free options, literally millions of YouTube videos alone, not to mention other free sources, design and create something. Show it off in an interview. This works, but not every time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
epik_fail1 10/07/17 1:17:46 AM #16:	SpoonRebooted posted... epik_fail1 posted... SpoonRebooted posted... epik_fail1 posted... GAMERCAMRY posted... learn some coding languages I already know some, although I am getting fed up with trying to find a job as they all ask for 5 years of experience where I live. Show proof of understanding of the subject. Use your experience to create an example. Make something impressive, they won't care about 5 years or not. I got 3 interviews so far and they seemed to care more about what I did outside of school. School is a rigid, structured environment. It doesn't prove your ability to solve problems, think creatively, or adapt to changing technology. When I got my A+ certification, I found out almost immediately that it was already outdated. I couldn't get work. I started repairing RROD Xbox 360s in my home. I found multiple flaws in the architecture, and developed a method that corrected almost all of them. I mentioned that in an interview, and when asked to explain, the interviewer was extremely impressed. I got the job, that on paper, I was not qualified for, and moved into upper management within a year. When the company was bought out two years after I started, I received a six-figure severance package. Use what you know, update your skillset, there are free options, literally millions of YouTube videos alone, not to mention other free sources, design and create something. Show it off in an interview. This works, but not every time. Thank you for the advice, I'll try to learn the valuable skills I can for the industries. I may struggle a little, but I can do it. Even though I am starting to be fed off with it, I'll do my best. --- Losing an argument? Ends it with but...but...Hillary and her emails! <cite>epik_fail1 posted [p:887962878] in Is there a... [t:75852457]...</cite> <quote><cite>SpoonRebooted posted...</cite> <quote><cite>epik_fail1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SpoonRebooted posted...</cite> <quote><cite>epik_fail1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GAMERCAMRY posted...</cite> <quote>learn some coding languages</quote> I already know some, although I am getting fed up with trying to find a job as they all ask for 5 years of experience where I live.</quote> Show proof of understanding of the subject. Use your experience to create an example. Make something impressive, they won't care about 5 years or not.</quote> I got 3 interviews so far and they seemed to care more about what I did outside of school.</quote> School is a rigid, structured environment. It doesn't prove your ability to solve problems, think creatively, or adapt to changing technology. When I got my A+ certification, I found out almost immediately that it was already outdated. I couldn't get work. I started repairing RROD Xbox 360s in my home. I found multiple flaws in the architecture, and developed a method that corrected almost all of them. I mentioned that in an interview, and when asked to explain, the interviewer was extremely impressed. I got the job, that on paper, I was not qualified for, and moved into upper management within a year. When the company was bought out two years after I started, I received a six-figure severance package. Use what you know, update your skillset, there are free options, literally millions of YouTube videos alone, not to mention other free sources, design and create something. Show it off in an interview. This works, but not every time.</quote> Thank you for the advice, I'll try to learn the valuable skills I can for the industries. I may struggle a little, but I can do it. Even though I am starting to be fed off with it, I'll do my best.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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