If your goals stop after you get your first entry-level role, then that's where you'll stall until you decide what to do next. It should take you at least 5-10 years to reach this goal, and it's OK if it changes over time. Have a defined long-term goal, and work toward it. Here's the formula: choose a path for yourself.
"I want to make a lot of money and be successful in IT. This is probably the biggest mistake people make in IT. Hell, apply for junior network positions while you're at it because anything can happen and you might get lucky. Probably NOC, since you want to get into networking - NOC positions tend to be more closely related to networking. Also look at desktop support and NOC jobs. Is there a specific term I should be looking for? Are they mostly asking for a different cert? If so, get that one. Look at your local help desk job listings - are a lot of them asking for A+? If so, get it and don't wait for the new version. They might ask for 2 years but a) you've got nothing to lose by applying and the worst that happens is that you don't get a call, and b) most people with 2 years at helpdesk have either advanced to something better or aren't interested in applying for a different helpdesk job.Ī tough market with a lot of competition does mean that you'll want to stack the odds in your favor. Just apply, you don't need experience for helpdesk. Should I get an A+? I know they are changing to an updated version in 2019, so it doesn't seem worth it to do it now.
How can I get an entry level help desk job? Is there a specific term I should be looking for? I live in Denver, CO, and it has a lot of tech jobs, but the competition is fierce and even entry level jobs I look at require 2 years experience. However, if I can skip the geek squad step I would like that. I was hoping to use geek squad as a spring board while I work on some certifications (net+ and CCNA since I eventually want to work in networking).
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I told my manager that I want to transition to either a mobile PC tech or become an in store PC agent and it looks like I should be able to do that in a few months. I do have a strong background in customer service and I've been told that's a plus. Obviously, I don't have any experience yet. Hey folks, I'm looking to enter the world of IT.
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