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I will be doing to BS in IT pretty soon and I'm trying to think of the best subsequent degree to get from the college of technology after I complete it. I was thinking data analytics, but I thought doing the masters in data analytics would be more practical than the BS. So if you had to choose, considering the master's options as well, what the most well rounded/pratical way to go about it? In terms of an additional bachelors and then maybe a couple masters.

These classes are encouraging procrastination for me and I just want to get my degree started. Will I be refunded the 49 dollars if I drop them?

How do people with only project experience (homelabs) get jobs when competing with people with years of help desk? That is the recommended course of action when you have no experience, correct? How can a homelab-only resume look better than a person with experience? Because there can be like 300 people applying for 1 position, it seems unlikely that the person with only a homelab would get the job. So what are people doing differently when they only have homelab experience competing with people that have helpdesk experience?

Hello, one motivational problem I've got is that I have no sense of a time line for how long it'll take to find a job in helpdesk or entry level IT, so is there something I can do to come up with a rough amount of time it will take assuming I work on skills/certs and apply for 1-3 jobs every day? Should I set a goal or something? Is there a documented average amount of time it takes? Thanks

Hello are there any good up to date premade decks with definitions of the material for the CC?

I have about 8 years total of customer service experience between fast food and grocery stores, and I'm currently working at the same grocery store for the 3rd time. I worked there 2015-2017 and 2021 to 2023 and now again since may. I've have a bunch of fast food and other grocery stores I worked at throughout college and afterwards, so how do I list all of this on a resume? I'm worried it looks bad to an employer because they see that I can't hold a job but I really just hate working in retail and fast food and can only stomach so much until I quit.

Are there any recommended CCNA Anki decks out there that can be downloaded on ankiweb? For learning Japanese there are some recommended decks that a lot of people use which is why I ask. Not sure if its the same for IT stuff.

I'm thinking of transferring here from front range community college when I finally decide to go back to college (so next 3 years maybe). are the online classes good? Do they have the same "rigor" /difficulty? I will have to work full time. I am gonna be in my 30s by the time I get there. I hear they are the same price as in person tuition, unlike CU and community college where its more expensive.

Hello, I'm thinking of going back to school full time for electrical or mechanical engineering, but I got a grocery store job and I'm about 13k in debt from my first degree. I don't have any other debt. But my savings are pretty bad (less than 2k) and I got to pay 1.6k rent on 32-40h of work a week. Only reason I got the apartment is because my dad signed as a room mate and used his income. Not sure if taking on like 40k+ more debt is a good idea for a degree even if it could be very lucrative. It's a risk i guess. Just not sure if it's a good risk to take. I am almost 27 and graduated in 2024 with linguistics, I did like no CS at that time because I'm dumb. If not now, when would a good time to go back to school be from a finance POV?

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First I’ll say I’m approaching my 30s and I already have a non engineering degree so I don’t feel like I’m in a place in life where I can just experiment taking classes, and all of it looks interesting, for example RF and thermodynamics look pretty interesting but I really don’t have a preference between the 2.

I think I actually need to do some self taught projects to understand to really get a feel for the type of engineering. I just fixed a screen door and had to mess with the wheels and while that’s not impressive I liked learning about how the wheels worked in order to place the door in.

So what are some projects that I can do that will help me understand what I like best?

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I think this will increase my reading stamina, to help me read every day. what are recommendations for boring and long books?

my review times say 10m 1m 6m etc but I want it to show it to me again in these times instead of right away.

when I click on 6m, for example, it shows me the card right after reviewing the others. how to I change it to be exactly 6 minutes, and not 6 minutes or less?

I’ve googled a bit I’m only finding answers on changing the ‘easy’ interval

I need a second job, possibly 2-3 fixed days. Can mcdonalds usually accommodate this?

I was at work last night and the manager for the job I want called at around 4pm to set up an interview and I called back at 8:30pm and left a message. It’s now around 10 in the morning and I haven’t gotten a call. I’m worried they are just going to go with someone else because it’s a Best Buy Geek Squad position and the 3rd interview usually means you got the job. So I‘m worried he followed up with someone else because I couldn’t answer the phone. Anyway, when should I follow up to try and schedule?

Hi I got a 3rd interview at Geek Squad, what should I expect? I saw in another post from a couple years ago that you basically got the job if you make it to the third interview. Is this true?

Im looking for a fiction or nonfiction book that teaches you how to be ok with failure and not getting something done during the day. thanx