[rant]DO NOT RUN CABLES LIKE SPEGETTI OR EVERYONE WILL HATE YOU
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For anyone that is engineering a network
[Zero-S] wrote:God I hate it when people run wiring like they're infants.
How hard is it to run the wires into one large backbone that is zip tied together, and just branch out indivdual wires when needed. Ugh.
(The people at my school are idiots)
Yah, i know what you meen. Sometimes the orginal people that did it that way so it can't be helped by the future people. Most of the networks in the beggining were noobs or people that didn't know much about computers. Now its a wee bit different.
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GlacierFreeze
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a lot of places are now taking experence and degree. But with just an associate degree, its not going to get you anywhere. You need a bachler simple fact. What you lack in experence you can make up in school.
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if you went to school and getting your certs like:
microsoft and/or cisco that would get you a descent job 30K+
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if you went to school and getting your certs like:
microsoft and/or cisco that would get you a descent job 30K+
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Hehe. I worked doing administration for about 4 years (from age 16 until know) and I got burnt out w/ a quickness.
That's why I've gotten into the engineering side of things 100%. Way more fun, way more challenging, constantly changing.
No offense to anyone, but any monkey with a manual can administer a windows network. Setting up a WAN between 6 different cities while having to follow federal medical guidelines for security (my current project) takes a little bit more
~matt
That's why I've gotten into the engineering side of things 100%. Way more fun, way more challenging, constantly changing.
No offense to anyone, but any monkey with a manual can administer a windows network. Setting up a WAN between 6 different cities while having to follow federal medical guidelines for security (my current project) takes a little bit more
~matt
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msaskin wrote:Hehe. I worked doing administration for about 4 years (from age 16 until know) and I got burnt out w/ a quickness.
That's why I've gotten into the engineering side of things 100%. Way more fun, way more challenging, constantly changing.
No offense to anyone, but any monkey with a manual can administer a windows network. Setting up a WAN between 6 different cities while having to follow federal medical guidelines for security (my current project) takes a little bit more
~matt
as an admin? wow must be nice. I was a grunt crawling in the roof in the lovely california sun. Though it was fun seeing how a switch box was setup. I got not gripes about that. But honestly no matter what job you have your boss makes your job **** or not.
If you have a boss like Ed Stone of show low,az then you won't like computers. But if you work for another place with awsome boss its all good in the hood.
I learned a new phrase from my boss today....icky softness.
