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Do you think the demand for computer repair businesses will increase or decrease? Things like phone, laptop, tablet and desktop repairs.

So im interested in becoming a DCT and I want to know what there is after it. Obviously you have your more senior positions but after you get to for example L4 or L5 in google, where do you go next? What positions do hyperscalers have that you can get internally promoted to after senior DCT roles? I want to know because I want to see what some of the options and maybe so I can consider a degree that would help with one of this positions.

I want to be a DCT, and I know a degree isn't required, but I'm wondering what degree(s) will be the best for me. I am currently looking at Electrical Technology — Electronics A.A.S. Should I look at a different degree, or is this one definitely worth considering?

I am pretty sure I have 1b hair and an oval face shape. Im trying to figure out the best hair clay snd sea salt spray to use for my hair and maybe a hair cut I should get.

I am not exactly sure how to identify my hair but I think its 1b, does anyone know how I can figure out what it is?

Are UV cleaning cases worth it and do they work well? If so, which one should I get for my invisalign and possibly some that can be paid with an HSA card.

I have heard things about working at data centers and possible health risks that come with it. If I were to become a DCT, are there things that could possibly come up on my health?

I am pretty sure I have 1b hair and an oval face shape. Im trying to figure out the best hair clay snd sea salt spray to use for my hair and maybe a hair cut I should get.

I am not exactly sure how to identify my hair but I think its 1b, does anyone know how I can figure out what it is?

Im currently a junior in high school and interested in becoming a Data Center Technician. I have recently started watching professor messers videos on YouTube for the CompTIA A+ and also have plans to get other certifications.

I want to be a Technician who is physically working, troubleshooting, and repairing servers within data centers. I plan to possibly get my A+, though I heard its slightly useless. After, I want to get either network+ or server+ and definitely the Google IT professional support certification because my goal is to work at a Google data center.

I plan to get a 2 year degree at my local community college because my mom works there making it cheaper for me to go which I dont see why I wouldn't take that opportunity. During my time at college, I want to possibly work at staples, specifically in the computer repair department they have, or work at a local phone / computer repair shop. I plan to go to college and get one of these degrees, I am still trying to figure out what one is best for me:

Computer hardware/software design A.A.S.

CIS A.A.S.

CIS A.A.S With internet technology option

Computer science A.S.

Electrical technology - Electronics A.A.S.

Informational Technology A.S.

After college I plan to have the following:

My 2 year degree

2 Years experience (at staples computer repair or my local computer / phone repair shop)

Comptia A+ (Maybe)

Network+ or Server+ or both

Google IT support professional certification

I think this is a great plan and can hopefully get me to where I want to be which is working at a Google data center. I do know that Google might expect experience in data centers first which I can get but its always good to apply. I just want to hear other peoples opinions, hopefully from some current data center techs, and anyone else who might be able to help. I am still trying to figure out what degree to go for and if anyone has ideas I would love to hear them.