Anything help desk related is 100% done.

You over estimating what AI can do and over estimating how tech savvy the average employee is.

Helpdesk roles are going to be around for a long time. AI ain't going to replace Janice's keyboard in accounting anytime soon.

AI gonna handle everything in the physical world?

Give it 10-15 years.

IT industry in US is so blessed. Jealous of you guys. It's not hard at all to really level up.

Canada has the worst IT industry. Our economy is pretty trash in general.

Only got PenTest+ and then my capstone and ya boy done with his cybersecurity degree

Anyone got experience w exam dump sites? Been studying for CCNA & just want to see if there's anything out there cheaper than boson examsim, everything out there seems super sketchy though

Used it to pass my dp203

what site you use?

Did it way back in 2021. Can't really remember the website.

i just googled "exam dumps dp203" and found the best website with reviews from reddit.

Got the PDF + exam assessment generator

AI could replace Janice though

AI ain't replacing accountants anytime soon either.

Hmm how much math is required in block chain?

Rather go with the least automation, coding/math required. I have friends that enjoy coding, so I get it

Most QA roles looking for automation, to snag a job again might have to stick with what's already built even though I hate coding

passed CCNA

How was it? After my degree i’m trying to cop it just cause.

Not much, it's just coding in various languages ie MOVE

Absolutely! Ppl who think help desk jobs will be obsolete have never actually worked a help desk job. You literally have to tell these folks to power on their computer & hand hold them through every little step.

Simply saying “hit up the AI chat box,” would immediately have the customer asking where’s the chat box? deadass

You can’t even say it’s boomers like it’ll weed itself out. There’s plenty of people our age who just don’t have the skill to do what seems the basic task for us.

You are now licensed to drink

100%

Bro my little brother, God bless him, is exactly like that. It’s wild to me

Fair amount of questions were more in depth (like random edge cases beyond straightforward configuration/troubleshooting) than what I had studied but the majority were not bad

Labs were pretty simple imo but I had a good amount of practice in packet tracer

Took me 2 months doing a couple hrs 5-6 days a week using Jeremy's IT lab course, his anki flashcards were really useful

My work is offering an intermediate level certificate for Webb App Development. Wonder if it’s worth it to learn?

i think i've heard this before. why is it so bad over there? i can't see how climbing up the ladders with certs / experience would be any different

Most IT roles are done by immigrants(mainly from India) thus making it harder to get a role(even entry level ones) and the pay is way worse.

ahh gotcha that makes sense. is it only the tech industry that's like that?