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legolas0008 10/19/17 7:34:57 PM #1: |
And how many can get you at least an entry level job without a bachelor's? And I know this probably wouldn't be immediate, but there are a few companies near me that I'd love to work for eventually, like Cisco, Autodesk, and Intel.
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Romes187 10/19/17 7:37:59 PM #2: |
i'm not sure but nice job at wanting to better yourself and get skills to help you achieve your goals :)
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BuckVanHammer 10/19/17 7:50:16 PM #4: |
Theres a ton out there. I'd suggest digging into a field within IT first and going from there. Did you have an idea on what you wanted to do in IT?
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Heineken14 10/19/17 7:53:52 PM #5: |
BuckVanHammer posted...
I'd suggest digging into a field within IT first and going from there. That. There could be wildly different answers based off of which path you take. But, most of the CompTIA ones would be a good start. A+, Network+, Security+. If you want to go the Cisco route, I'd probably recommend the CCENT as opposed to jumping straight into CCNA. --- Rage is a hell of an anesthetic. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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_____Cait 10/19/17 7:54:20 PM #6: |
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BlazinBlue88 10/19/17 11:50:57 PM #8: |
A bachelor's isn't really necessary in IT. I say that having one.
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