/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.56566533]

>I learn a skill from a book I bought online for $50 to go from a $55k salary to $79k

Why aren't more people learning in their free time?

[Anonymous No.56566541]

>>56566533
congratulations for moving from peasant code monkey slave to junior code monkey slave

[Anonymous No.56566559]

>>56566533
In my cucked country you will probably earn the same fucking salary even if you change, this if some retarded recruiters will forgive you for changing your career course and hire you

[Anonymous No.56566563]

> doesn't bother mentioning the fierce competition for entry level jobs in this current economy
> nice larp faggot

[Anonymous No.56566669]

>>56566533
>SQL
I'd rather die than learn this monkeybrain shit for a measley 79k. Luckiluy I make much more doing real gigawizardbrain shit.

[Anonymous No.56566686]

>>56566533
>>56566541
>>56566559
>>56566669
Pajeet thread lmfao

[Anonymous No.56566786]

>>56566533
>t. ranjeet "randy" singheshkwarala (contractor), junior oracle database administrator

[Anonymous No.56566903]

>Having a WFH job makes you a panjeet now

So I guess biz works retail or grocery

[Anonymous No.56566942]

>>56566686
Worse: Europe

[Anonymous No.56566977]

What are you actually doing at your job? I'd love to be paid to just write sql all day but the problem is they expect every "database programmer" to write shitty dot net core web apps and frontend bullshit and documentation and 90 page fucking explanations of HOW you're going to do something you've never fucking done and didn't sign up for, shit like that

[Anonymous No.56567286]

>>56566533
>not just pirating the book
ngmi

[Anonymous No.56567309]

>>56567286
some people prefer paper books

[Anonymous No.56567916]

>>56567286
Reading books is easier than reading a kindle

[Anonymous No.56567978]

>>56566533
Bros been thinking about diving deep into learning Cloud. Is it worth it?

[Anonymous No.56568063]

>>56566533
I’m also studying for my Sec+ certification. I was wondering if learning SQL is worth it to secure a comfortable 70k job.

[Anonymous No.56568181]

>>56568063
Do you have a bachelor's degree? It's pretty much required now

[Anonymous No.56568189]

>>56567978
Cloud what?

[Anonymous No.56568205]

hodor

[Anonymous No.56568206]

>>56568189
Cloud engineering.

[Anonymous No.56568218]

>>56568181
Nah I have my AAS in Network Administration with IT support specialist experience. I’ve been heavily considering going back and getting another associates or transfer my credits for a full bachelors though.

[Anonymous No.56568294]

>>56568218
Unfortunately you're gonna get filtered. Because of the WFH/hybrid schedule HR now gets thousands more resumes. Unless you know a manager who can vouch for you I doubt you'll get in with an associates. Why do you wanna move though? Isn't cyber security a big growing career path now

[Anonymous No.56568436]

>>56568189
Cloud

[Anonymous No.56568450]

SOL For Data Analytics

[Anonymous No.56568487]

>>56568294
It’s from a community college and it’s a barebone network admin degree. I’m talking about getting a cyber security associates or transferring my associates to a bachelors with more rounded education. Im trying to go the certification route before heading back to finish my bachelor’s

[Anonymous No.56568519]

>>56566533
Idk it's absolutely bonkers that some people haven't realized they can learn almost anything for free or very. Heap and profit from it.
>Self taught IT and project management who went from $30k a year to $100k a year in 5 years.
>Inb4 "$100k isn't a lot of money"
My life is literally night and day from what it was five years ago and I stalled around $100k because I've been focusing on family and children.

[Anonymous No.56568928]

>>56568519
Alot of people me included, get filtered by the starting point. None of us have no clue where to start.

[Anonymous No.56568940]

>>56568450
how do all the slice of life i've watched could help me with data analytics.

[Anonymous No.56569007]

>>56566533
I've been doing this for 3 years now. Read like 50 Wiley / Packt books. Picked up the skills. Problem is that you can't put "I read textbooks" on your resume. I've picked up so many skills that I have trouble fitting them in and moulding them towards each specific job. Learning more in your free time is good, OP. Just remember that when you start to learn more than your peers you become less like them. This will lead you to questioning every task you are asked to accomplish and you will yearn for brainiac tasks. Then you realize those brainiac tasks all require qualifications that leftist institutions provide. I just signed up for a degree recently and now I have to suffer listening to lectures about socialism from professors who are compromised and have control over my GPA. I have to write bullshit essays about the plight of the average working person and lie about their struggles. Then I came to a realization... The world needs people who do not learn in their free time. In fact, the vast majority of humans exist solely to serve the small minority. Humans are nothing more than tools of other humans. This is life. Keep learning but remember it comes at a cost. It costs your soul. You have to live with the choice you make to learn. The real test for a person comes when they realize this and if they are able to fly under the radar without making these insolent posts on an anonymous basket weaving forum bragging about the fact they learned what a database is and now they make $79k which was worth $55k only 13 years ago in 2010 or $4.4k in 1923. When you yourself come to this realization, what will you do OP? Will you go mental? Yes. It's all about what you do to ensure that others don't know what skills you hold, it's about what you do in silence. I am just getting there. Good luck.

[Anonymous No.56569055]

>>56569007
>Problem is that you can't put "I read textbooks" on your resume. I've picked up so many skills that I have trouble fitting them in and moulding them towards each specific job
that's why you need to create projects on your own applying what you learned and then show them those, retard.

[Anonymous No.56569097]

>>56569055
Lol. I cleared a quarter million last year. I'm doing fine for myself. That's not the point I was making. Doesn't matter what projects you have, or how many landing pages you can make. It's about knowing to who, where, when and how. Not what. Learn how to delegate, not do.

[Anonymous No.56569098]

>>56567286
Physical books are the best. Coding books are probably the one category I wouldn't buy though because the shit goes out of date fast, plus half the text in them is literally just code so I feel retarded as fuck whenever I'm flipping through pages of c++ or whatever.

[Anonymous No.56569787]

>>56568928
>Alot of people me included, get filtered by the starting point. None of us have no clue where to start.

How? are you just retarded?

[Anonymous No.56569815]

wtf is with all the SQL job spam copypastas lately? Are companies finally realizing that noSQL was a mistake and trying to psyop more people into the field?

[Anonymous No.56570277]

>>56569787
Theres a shitton of stuff out there saying start with this and start with that. I dont even know which language I should learn first

[Anonymous No.56570843]

>>56570277
>I dont even know which language I should learn first

Yeah you sound like most people.

[Anonymous No.56570931]

>>56569815
>NoSQL
>still uses SQL or SQL-like API to query it
>many such cases

[Anonymous No.56571074]

>>56568519
>>Self taught IT and project management
How did you do this anon? It's overwhelming with so much info to find the right tools to use to learn

[Anonymous No.56571139]

>>56566533
>The year of Lord Fauci +3
>Learning s*l

[Anonymous No.56571183]

>>56566533
>SQL
I learned it in 1988 at university, have used it ever since.
Idk how anyone could be employed in IT in any role without knowing SQL. Is there any business that doesn't need to store structured data?

[Anonymous No.56571291]

>>56571139
>>56571183

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