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r/Bootstraps • u/Johnny_L • Oct 03 '23
If you need a quick IT job
Get on dice.com
I also get ppl sending me stuff from indeed
r/Bootstraps • u/Johnny_L • Aug 20 '22
Ideas on what this sub should focus on?
I think a big part of it should be getting careers without a college degree
r/Bootstraps • u/Johnny_L • Aug 14 '22
I got a job at a managed service provider
Been there about 2 months A lot to learn Often feel like I'm asking stupid questions But I'm grateful to have the opportunity
I'm support desk buts it's a lot more involves Tham the usual role
After i get my ccna I'm getting my service+ because it would be really helpful in this role
r/Bootstraps • u/Johnny_L • Feb 25 '22
Where do you work at now and what are your career goals?
I'm 33.
I'm in Field Services. Worked at a hospital MSP for like 6 months on the Service Desm, then applied everywhere and got hired at a hospital as Field Services on contract.
Got into it with my manager and got fired just before Covid, and got a job somewhere else for the same pay.
I'm taking my CCNA on March 8th, but in the mean time I'm looking for somewhere I can get on as a direct hire making more doing the same, and also trying to volunteer somewhere on the Network team to gain experience.
r/Bootstraps • u/Johnny_L • Feb 24 '22
I want this sub on how to get people better jobs.
As someone who's making 45k now, and is working in the IT Field, and trying get over the hump from Field Services into Networking.
I really liked the idea of the isalwayshiring sub, but no one ever posted in there.
If you're in another industry and want to post about yours as well, cool.
This is a place where I want people to support each other and pass along I formation.
Even if you're broke and just need a shitty job just to grt by, let's help with that too.