Why Don't you try for some entry-level desktop support positions? Something that's IT related position. You get your foot in the door, some places start at 18 and up. You get your certifications, eventually you'll be making more than 60,000 soon after
@@dreadpiratemockey trust me man take it from me. I got my degree from UTSA, bba in cyber security, still haven't found a job. The market is pretty tough out there. I'm not saying I regret it, but I know a lot of people who don't have a degree and are getting really well-paid positions. If you can afford to go back to school, definitely go into computer science or computer engineering, otherwise start off as a peon in the help desk department.
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Why Don't you try for some entry-level desktop support positions? Something that's IT related position. You get your foot in the door, some places start at 18 and up. You get your certifications, eventually you'll be making more than 60,000 soon after
That's a good idea actually. I think there are a lot of IT positions around here too since there are so many schools
@@dreadpiratemockey trust me man take it from me. I got my degree from UTSA, bba in cyber security, still haven't found a job. The market is pretty tough out there. I'm not saying I regret it, but I know a lot of people who don't have a degree and are getting really well-paid positions. If you can afford to go back to school, definitely go into computer science or computer engineering, otherwise start off as a peon in the help desk department.