/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10603126
Do you have your CCNA?
If not I don't know how you even expect to get into a field that requires a CCNP minimum
A+ is a good start you can work at any school with that at least
If you want to change branches look into getting MCSA and CompTIA Security +

I went to a 2 year Technical "college" and it was worth it every step of the way
Currently waiting for my 6 month evaluation since I have been out of school so I can get promoted to IT director
If you need any help finding a 2 year just give me a coast or flyover region and I can find ones that are not memey

>>10293399
I still beat myself up for using BTC to buy drugs instead of holding