Thread replies: 11
Thread images: 3
Thread images: 3
File: 1465511088998.jpg (421KB, 1920x1080px) Image search:
[Google]
421KB, 1920x1080px
So I have been in IT for 9 years now. Mostly between two helpdesk gigs. One corporate and the other for a megachurch. (In before hurrdurr helpdesk are you retarded?) I am seriously done with IT at this point as I just got downsized at the corporate gig and I honestly can't even think of doing IT anymore. I had something lined up at a govt office and I turned it down because I started getting panicky about "here we go again for another half decade." I really want to do something else but man I am only good at IT bullshit. Has this happened to anyone else who did IT for a while and then got the fuck out of the career entirely?
TL:DR boohoo I am burned out on IT what the fuck do I even do now.
>>
>>55478406
>I have been in IT
>helpdesk
lmao
>>
File: aaaaaaaaaaa.gif (180KB, 640x360px) Image search:
[Google]
180KB, 640x360px
You can start by posting your favorite GCCX episodes
>>
>>55478427
Yeah yeah. I know people are going to laugh, but I do feel like I know more than the average person. I can do AD, I can fuck with switches and APs, I can build VMs and get them setup. I really have a lot of experience, just not enough or interest to focus on one.
>>55478457
Murderous Intent is great, but I really really like any of the adventure game/mystery ones where he uses the whiteboard and has character magnets.
>>
>>55478488
>I really have a lot of experience
nigga, most IT people I know do that shit in 1 year tops, even people whose jobs don't involve it
why were you doing it for 9 years?!
>>
>>55478511
No other options. Megachurch had 3 workers, the actual Network admin and the systems admin while I did whatever they wanted/needed me to do.
Corp had no room for improvement as everyone was pretty trenched into their positions. Like I got moved to Helpdesk 3 but that was a paybump only.
>>
>>55478576
>>55478406
Ever heard of certifications?
>>
>>55478849
You actually have to be good at test taking for those. Help desk positions are rudimentary middle class cave man jobs.
>>
>>55478488
The mystery ones are easily my favorite. It's surprising how well Arino can catch on to the twists.
My favorites were Clock tower, Mansion of Hidden Souls, and Night of the Sickle Weasel, though all of the mystery ones were good. I think the only adventure/mystery one I haven't watched yet is the Famicon Detective Club.
>>
>>55478849
>>55478884
I have passed Network+ (one of the lead pastors made it mandatory for the position during my final year), CWTS, CCIA, RHCE, and a handful of MS certs for Office.
>>
File: 1467560060335.jpg (23KB, 337x278px) Image search:
[Google]
23KB, 337x278px
that's your own fault. did u not listen in class when they told u to move on to bigger jobs than ur previous one.
Thread posts: 11
Thread images: 3
Thread images: 3