True true. Yeah I want to still purse computing but a different aspect. Computer Engineering perhaps? Most likely. Do you really think certs are helpful to even land a interview? Doesn't more experience make a difference or do employers look for pieces of paper that say I complete some courses dealing with particular hardware/software? The way I see it, I got bills to pay and owe on taxes, so I have to have some kind of income and probably will go to school to keep my skills intact.
With the decrease of tech jobs and the overwhelming amount of techs out there, what are the unemployed ones doing in the meantime? Just curious because I graduated with a CS degree and had a steady job for 4 years and now am a mail clerk. I think it's time to go back to school and major in something that will always be around, even though programming is what I really love to do. I should have kept it a hobby and strictly that.
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True true. Yeah I want to still purse computing but a different aspect. Computer Engineering perhaps? Most likely. Do you really think certs are helpful to even land a interview? Doesn't more experience make a difference or do employers look for pieces of paper that say I complete some courses dealing with particular hardware/software? The way I see it, I got bills to pay and owe on taxes, so I have to have some kind of income and probably will go to school to keep my skills intact.
With the decrease of tech jobs and the overwhelming amount of techs out there, what are the unemployed ones doing in the meantime? Just curious because I graduated with a CS degree and had a steady job for 4 years and now am a mail clerk. I think it's time to go back to school and major in something that will always be around, even though programming is what I really love to do. I should have kept it a hobby and strictly that.