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04-08-2022, 06:04 PM
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Got a job in tech boyos reps out srs
Graduated comp sci bsc last month and just landed an NOC Engineer role at a big energy company.
Absolutely stoked. Already have my CCNA. Next 12 months its CCNP, OSCP, and Pythonmaxxing. God is good.
Edit - ill get everyone in upcoming days
Absolutely stoked. Already have my CCNA. Next 12 months its CCNP, OSCP, and Pythonmaxxing. God is good.
Edit - ill get everyone in upcoming days
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04-08-2022, 06:06 PM
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04-08-2022, 06:06 PM
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04-08-2022, 06:08 PM
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04-08-2022, 06:10 PM
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04-08-2022, 06:10 PM
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Originally Posted By IronFeta⏩
Thx boyo. 65k. Pay cut from my prev career but i can sustain this for a year while i certmaxx. Future is looking good from a career standpointgjdm
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04-08-2022, 06:10 PM
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04-08-2022, 06:12 PM
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Das it mane.
Give due credence to the "OC" part of the "NOC" haha. Being on call sucks. Do you get paid overtime? Also what's your starting salary? 401k match?
My first job after graduating in Comp Sci was $60k/yr, no 401k match, and had to work overtime without extra pay. In hindsight it was terrible, but at the time I was excited because it was better than my prior $10/hr job. Fast forward 4.5 years and I'm now basepay $85kish, work remote, get paid overtime, get bonuses, 401k match with vestment already in the works, probably grossing $120k this year.
Give due credence to the "OC" part of the "NOC" haha. Being on call sucks. Do you get paid overtime? Also what's your starting salary? 401k match?
My first job after graduating in Comp Sci was $60k/yr, no 401k match, and had to work overtime without extra pay. In hindsight it was terrible, but at the time I was excited because it was better than my prior $10/hr job. Fast forward 4.5 years and I'm now basepay $85kish, work remote, get paid overtime, get bonuses, 401k match with vestment already in the works, probably grossing $120k this year.
04-08-2022, 06:12 PM
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04-08-2022, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted By PShift5⏩
Das it.Hell yea I tried to rep but I’m out, I’m graduating next month too still looking right now python is easy af to learn you will learn it fast
Yea im pretty comfortable w pythons syntax and feel i can pass some coding interviews. Knowing i have a job though is a huge relief and i feel in a year that my leetcode skills will be super on point
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04-08-2022, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted By Visel⏩
Mirin ded fkn srs …Das it mane.
Give due credence to the "OC" part of the "NOC" haha. Being on call sucks. Do you get paid overtime? Also what's your starting salary? 401k match?
My first job after graduating in Comp Sci was $60k/yr, no 401k match, and had to work overtime without extra pay. In hindsight it was terrible, but at the time I was excited because it was better than my prior $10/hr job. Fast forward 4.5 years and I'm now basepay $85kish, work remote, get paid overtime, get bonuses, 401k match with vestment already in the works, probably grossing $120k this year.
Give due credence to the "OC" part of the "NOC" haha. Being on call sucks. Do you get paid overtime? Also what's your starting salary? 401k match?
My first job after graduating in Comp Sci was $60k/yr, no 401k match, and had to work overtime without extra pay. In hindsight it was terrible, but at the time I was excited because it was better than my prior $10/hr job. Fast forward 4.5 years and I'm now basepay $85kish, work remote, get paid overtime, get bonuses, 401k match with vestment already in the works, probably grossing $120k this year.
Its technically 31/hr. 40 hr weeks and OT if ppl are sick/vacay. 1 week PTO. No on call but work around the clock as youd expect. 2$ hr raise come 6 month mark.
Its fine for the year. At the year mark if ive hit my cert goals im gonna jump but more than anything im just happy to not be looking for the first job any more this market is crazy for entry level jobs. Every entry level job requires 3 yrs. This job just made the path so much easier as long as i do well.
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04-08-2022, 06:26 PM
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Python crew, data analyst crew, tech crew master race crew. Hit me up if you need anything brah.
You have it on your resume now which means your certs, which mean NOTHING in a vacuum of unrelated job experience, are now valuable. Skillmaxx, learn as much as you can on the job & in your free time, and figure out how to get promoted/land the next gig once you have at least a year in role. GFJDM.
You have it on your resume now which means your certs, which mean NOTHING in a vacuum of unrelated job experience, are now valuable. Skillmaxx, learn as much as you can on the job & in your free time, and figure out how to get promoted/land the next gig once you have at least a year in role. GFJDM.
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04-08-2022, 06:31 PM
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04-08-2022, 06:32 PM
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04-08-2022, 06:33 PM
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04-08-2022, 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted By JeffPesos⏩
Hopping companies is the most efficient way to get dramatic pay bumps for sure. One guy I knew was making like $80k-85k gross, and then after 2 years work experience, some relevant high level certs, he jumped to a new company in a Sr. position making $150k+ gross, srs. I'll forever be jealous because he did that so soon, though he did have a relevant Master's and like $60k+ debt, which probably helped him land the higher paying gig tbh.Mirin ded fkn srs …
Its technically 31/hr. 40 hr weeks and OT if ppl are sick/vacay. 1 week PTO. No on call but work around the clock as youd expect. 2$ hr raise come 6 month mark.
Its fine for the year. At the year mark if ive hit my cert goals im gonna jump but more than anything im just happy to not be looking for the first job any more this market is crazy for entry level jobs. Every entry level job requires 3 yrs. This job just made the path so much easier as long as i do well.
Its technically 31/hr. 40 hr weeks and OT if ppl are sick/vacay. 1 week PTO. No on call but work around the clock as youd expect. 2$ hr raise come 6 month mark.
Its fine for the year. At the year mark if ive hit my cert goals im gonna jump but more than anything im just happy to not be looking for the first job any more this market is crazy for entry level jobs. Every entry level job requires 3 yrs. This job just made the path so much easier as long as i do well.
Best thing to do IMO is get a raise, and then shortly after the raise, start interviewing at other companies, and you can use that new base pay or gross pay as leverage / bargaining power to negotiate your salary.
04-08-2022, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted By MrBourbon⏩
Fuark yea. Thats the plan boyo. Giving this role and industry my undevoted attention for this upcoming year and aiming high for the 2nd role. Python really comes in handy because of its versatility and i feel i can pivot in many directions knowing it.Python crew, data analyst crew, tech crew master race crew. Hit me up if you need anything brah.
You have it on your resume now which means your certs, which mean NOTHING in a vacuum of unrelated job experience, are now valuable. Skillmaxx, learn as much as you can on the job & in your free time, and figure out how to get promoted/land the next gig once you have at least a year in role. GFJDM.
You have it on your resume now which means your certs, which mean NOTHING in a vacuum of unrelated job experience, are now valuable. Skillmaxx, learn as much as you can on the job & in your free time, and figure out how to get promoted/land the next gig once you have at least a year in role. GFJDM.
This degree and job search is the main reason i havent read books this year
RIP Based Kevin Samuels
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04-08-2022, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted By Visel⏩
That 60k debt probably lit a match lolHopping companies is the most efficient way to get dramatic pay bumps for sure. One guy I knew was making like $80k-85k gross, and then after 2 years work experience, some relevant high level certs, he jumped to a new company in a Sr. position making $150k+ gross, srs. I'll forever be jealous because he did that so soon, though he did have a relevant Master's and like $60k+ debt, which probably helped him land the higher paying gig tbh.
Best thing to do IMO is get a raise, and then shortly after the raise, start interviewing at other companies, and you can use that new base pay or gross pay as leverage / bargaining power to negotiate your salary.
Best thing to do IMO is get a raise, and then shortly after the raise, start interviewing at other companies, and you can use that new base pay or gross pay as leverage / bargaining power to negotiate your salary.
Def gonna use that advice. I hear crazy stories like that alot about what can be done in a year and i want in
Originally Posted By Sunken⏩
Basic youtube videos for basics but i built some programs w it and that really facilitated the learning.what have you been using to learn python op? I've been teaching myself for a few months now
Code w Mosh is great.
At this point im just doing leetcode to get better at coding interviews in the future.
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04-08-2022, 06:51 PM
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Grats man. I got a bunch of old Cisco 1921 routers and layer 3 switches laying around that I was using to study for my CCNP but then went down the road of cloud engineer instead of networking instead.
It was fun though having a home lab
It was fun though having a home lab
04-08-2022, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted By Xerve⏩
Sounds fun dedfknsrs.Grats man. I got a bunch of old Cisco 1921 routers and layer 3 switches laying around that I was using to study for my CCNP but then went down the road of cloud engineer instead of networking instead.
It was fun though having a home lab
It was fun though having a home lab
Cloud is a great way to go.
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