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Originally Posted by DevilsReject97
Consider looking at many of the colleges. Most need young/up and coming people that are IT savvy. Having network and server experience/schooling will really help get your foot in the door. Many even have workstudy programs that would benefit you with some real life experience. I have a workstudy in my office as we speak...
If you don't already have it, consider trying to get an A+ cert and perhaps Network + as well.
I've currently worked for a college now for roughly 20 years as an IT Helpdesk guy, and the benefits are quite good. I earn 7 weeks of time off a year. I don't make the best money but the trade offs are that I get the good benefits, good retirement, and good time off...
IT jobs will only continue to be needed, especially as everything starts going virtual. Servers and server techs will continue to be in high demand.
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What is Help Desk like for you?? If I may ask you? What is a day at the office like for you? If you’re willing to say...