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Hey everyone, I'm 14 and really into tech. I've been looking into IT and it feels like a good fit for me. I want to get a head start so I've been thinking about studying for the CompTIA A+ even though I'm still a few years out from actually working.

Does anyone have tips for studying at my age? Best resources, where to start, what to focus on, that kind of thing.

Also realistic question will the entry level help desk market be any better in about 5 years? That's roughly when I'd start applying. I know the market's been rough lately and a lot of people are saying Al is affecting entry-level roles. Just curious what people who are actually in the field think.
Thanks!

Hey everyone, I'm 14 and really into tech. I've been looking into IT and it feels like a good fit for me. I want to get a head start so I've been thinking about studying for the CompTIA A+ even though I'm still a few years out from actually working.

Does anyone have tips for studying at my age? Best resources, where to start, what to focus on, that kind of thing.

Also realistic question will the entry level help desk market be any better in about 5 years? That's roughly when I'd start applying. I know the market's been rough lately and a lot of people are saying Al is affecting entry-level roles. Just curious what people who are actually in the field think.
Thanks!

Hey everyone, I'm 14 and really into tech. I've been looking into IT and it feels like a good fit for me. I want to get a head start so I've been thinking about studying for the CompTIA A+, even though I'm still a few years out from actually working.

Does anyone have tips for studying at my age? Best resources, where to start, what to focus on, that kind of thing.

Also realistic question will the entry level help desk market be any better in about 5 years? That's roughly when I'd start applying. I know the market's been rough lately and a lot of people are saying AI is affecting entry-level roles. Just curious what people who are actually in the field think.

Thanks!

what should i upgrade my gpu too? currently have a 1660 ti paired with a i7-9700f. Budget 350 USD or under. i have a 1080p monitor and not looking to upgrade it soon, so any gpu that preforms great on 1080p. USA.

Getting into making carne seca (Mexican-style dried beef) and hoping to eventually sell small batches locally. Curious what you all wish you’d known early on: best cuts of beef for jerky, marinade tweaks that make a real difference, drying times that actually hold up, or any general lessons from turning this from a hobby into real sales. Appreciate any advice!