I’ve done IT. I’ve finally mastered IT (couldn’t resist 😁).
I’ve been in school (part time) since 2019 working my way to this day. Now that it’s here, I’m both super excited and a little anxious. Now what do I do? 🤣
Anyway, thank you for reading and have a wonderful day!
Oh good, I’ve been having issues with my YouTube and need someone to take a look at it
Opens Apple Music
“Internet doesn’t work”
- No info about location
- No info about which rolling stock
- No info who filed the ticket so I could ask
- No info about when
- No description at all beyond the title.
…yup, that happened when I was dealing with internet on trains a few eons ago. After finally figuring out who filed the ticket by the phone number and cross-referencing that with a bunch of working schedules, we figured out which carriage. After jumping through a bunch of hoops to make my way on board, everything was working fine.
What does a masters in IT get you? The moral dilemma of end users deciding to open a ticket or walk up to help desk? A deep dive into the public clouds?
Jokes aside, as a sysadmin, I’m genuinely curious
Probably jumpstarting your career, after a few years it doesn’t really matter anymore, but in those first years in a field you’ll probably get a bit further.
Seems a bit in depth for a starting point. An associate’s or bachelor’s seems more fitting. Master’s is for deeper dives into areas of expertise, from what I understand.
Mine got me a job at Microsoft and a 30% pay bump. Even now it gets me additional push when moving jobs. It’s a lot of experience and knowledge that builds your skills beyond the technical so that you can communicate with non-technical people (e.g. sales, management, accounting, etc.).
Congrats! 🎉
What do you do with a masters in IT? I’m assuming teaching?
Congratulations!
