"How to start an IT Career WITHOUT EXPERIENCE!" Free Webinar by 26 y/o making 6 figs!

[Tormoz]

In. Will be there.

[deezd]

so in im already on onionchan

[mr2rbo]

Just a reminder tonight guys, webinar starts in 30 minutes!

[mcichocki]

Just a reminder tonight guys, webinar starts in 30 minutes!

How does anyone hold an IT webinar when the finale of Mr. Robot is on???

[mr2rbo]

How does anyone hold an IT webinar when the finale of Mr. Robot is on???

Haha just a QA session. I will do the more formal one next week.

[deezd]

bump get in here *******s

[FIREnICE]

IT is a very broad sector. You can work in IT as a Business Analyst and have very basic coding skills. I suggest that if you want to learn coding as a career change (rather than a hobby) then look at some online job boards in NYC and scope what type of IT jobs are in demand; what languages are they asking for, pay, etc. This will give you a brief overview of what the IT sector demands in NYC.

If you want to make games then C and C++ are essential.
For web development HTML and CSS are essential then you'll need to go learn some frameworks for either back end or front end (or both) development.
For general apps you'll mostly use objective C or java.

But as a rough start I would suggest learning C and/or Java. Once you get a good grasp on one language, learning another is significantly easier.

Where I live, being competent at java and any database languages will get you a well paying job

will rep when off r/c. good info.

[Tormoz]

Time to apply

[mr2rbo]

So I am thinking a from 0 to help desk webinar starting Monday and probably running 3 weeks long. During these webinars I will be teaching almost everything you will need to know to get a career in IT starting as help desk. If you are interested in getting into the IT world and want to learn the skills you need, please feel free to join these classes. Like always they are all free and only 50 slots are available. I will post the link shortly

[halotalo]

So I am thinking a from 0 to help desk webinar starting Monday and probably running 3 weeks long. During these webinars I will be teaching almost everything you will need to know to get a career in IT starting as help desk. If you are interested in getting into the IT world and want to learn the skills you need, please feel free to join these classes. Like always they are all free and only 50 slots are available. I will post the link shortly

in.

[JDSir]

So I am thinking a from 0 to help desk webinar starting Monday and probably running 3 weeks long. During these webinars I will be teaching almost everything you will need to know to get a career in IT starting as help desk. If you are interested in getting into the IT world and want to learn the skills you need, please feel free to join these classes. Like always they are all free and only 50 slots are available. I will post the link shortly

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live spasm brah checking in

[Theboy314]

I sent you a PM, would really appreciate the help, thanks

[mr2rbo]

Everyone interested please keep an eye on the thread and I will be posting the webinar link tomorrow morning!

[peterplsss]

Everyone interested please keep an eye on the thread and I will be posting the webinar link tomorrow morning!

Fuark did I miss your last one brah. I really really wanna get in on them all. I'm gonna be f5ing this thread until you return

[Tormoz]

K in.

[Rellay]

In on this.

[2Gainz]

So, I'm deployed right now, but I would LOVE to hear everything that you're talking about in these Webinars, is there any way I can get recordings/submit PMs? Because there is likely no way I will be available at any set time in the forseeable future.

Reps for life for doing this, you're a pretty swell guy.

[bogaman]

I'd love to get started in help desk, thanks OP. Much appreciated'

[MareeWanna]

dang only a certain amount of spots available and I have no idea when OP is going to be online to post the link, what do

[mr2rbo]

Does 10:00pm EST work for everyone?

[MareeWanna]

Does 10:00pm EST work for everyone?

sounds good

is it first come, first serve?

how do I get in the queue

[mr2rbo]

https://meetings.webex.com/collabs/#...d=61039.146165

Link for 10:00pm EST Time, will also put in my signature. I believe you can click it now to sign up

[MareeWanna]

https://meetings.webex.com/collabs/#...d=61039.146165

Link for 10:00pm EST Time, will also put in my signature. I believe you can click it now to sign up

got your PM, thanks brah, see you tonight!

[mr2rbo]

So, I'm deployed right now, but I would LOVE to hear everything that you're talking about in these Webinars, is there any way I can get recordings/submit PMs? Because there is likely no way I will be available at any set time in the forseeable future.

Reps for life for doing this, you're a pretty swell guy.

Yeah brah I record and post it through my drop box. I can put link in my signature.

[mr2rbo]

Link to the first 2 webinars as well as the player needed to watch.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/1h7r5rcru...tx2ndi0na?dl=0

[gsxtreme1987]

Good Chit OP.

I just got in dis chit as well, Consultant with a very juicy starting salary.

[JasperCo]

Great stuff man

[mr2rbo]

In bruh..I will have ~1 year helpdesk experience by the time I'm out of school will your webminar benefit me?

Depends on how deep you have gone. In the first class I think I will keep it real basic, but as we progress I will start getting into some deeper things like server and network administration, security and such

[MareeWanna]

Bump for the unaware brahs

Still room left for tonight's webinar, don't forget to sign up.

https://meetings.webex.com/collabs/#...d=61039.146165

[ANIMALISTIKZ]

I'll save everyone here a chit ton of time.

Go get your CCNA Then CCNP cert
Go get your MSCA Then MSCE cert
Go get your Linux Entry Level cert

Become sys admin no degree/experience required. Make 70k first job, but you better know your ****. If you are literally retarded then IT is not for you. Most of us come from backgrounds where we were nerds in middle and highschool.

Source: I got all those certs in 6months with a decent background before going in. I do not have a degree, I am sys admin now and was a sys analyst a few months ago.

DO NOT go into software development or web development - Holy chit Indians are doing all these jobs remotely for mcdoubles, they will literally accept jobs at 10% of what someone in America will charge. And dumbass people will go with the cheap option.

Go into infrastructure - Sys admin / It Director / Network Eng

Every company worth its salt needs an infrastructure guy on staff, but you'll be hard pressed to make decent money in development unless you are god tier with experience.

its like 15 grand and hundreds of hours and tons of exams to get all those credentials though, unless i were confident enough to take out a loan.. unless there is some free training online OP knows about?