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The Like/Hate Thread - Rafael - 02-03-2012

I really hope I can avoid ever getting back into food service


The Like/Hate Thread - Ashe - 02-03-2012

Rafael Wrote:I really hope I can avoid ever getting back into food service

As long as I keep posting shit like this, I think I can keep everyone on Chubbs out of food service.


The Like/Hate Thread - Jonathan Meer - 02-03-2012

Like: My job. I'm getting paid $27.50 an hour to use my brain.

Everyone should go into IT. Seriously.


The Like/Hate Thread - Vad - 02-03-2012

Jonathan Meer Wrote:Like: My job. I'm getting paid $27.50 an hour to use my brain.

Everyone should go into IT. Seriously.

Agreed. EXCEPT THE IT MARKET IS SO FUCKING STUPID RIGHT NOW!


The Like/Hate Thread - Shun - 02-03-2012

IT is cool, I've been considering getting back into it. What I really like right now is that as I'm typing my son is sleeping next to my wife to be. Oh yeah baby. Another chubbsian comming soon guys. xD


The Like/Hate Thread - Vad - 02-03-2012

Shun Wrote:IT is cool, I've been considering getting back into it. What I really like right now is that as I'm typing my son is sleeping next to my wife to be. Oh yeah baby. Another chubbsian comming soon guys. xD

Oh god. By the time he's old enough to join I'll hopefully have kids too. We're getting older. ;.;


The Like/Hate Thread - Orion - 02-03-2012

Jonathan Meer Wrote:Everyone should go into IT. Seriously.

Being in the industry for five years, I disagree.


The Like/Hate Thread - Mza - 02-03-2012

It really depends on what you specialize in to be fair. If your help desk for random end users all day and get paid that...shit. You lucked out.


The Like/Hate Thread - Tyr - 02-03-2012

I interned at a lawyer's IT department. They had written tutorials for everything they did and the second they didn't? Paid IBM expert to do it for you. They also had soda machines with endless supplies of soda and made shitload of money picking up the phone and saying "have you tried turning it off and on?"

;_;

I wish I could have stayed, but there's a family policy (no two members of the same family), real sad.


The Like/Hate Thread - Mza - 02-03-2012

I feel your pain. I once interned at the International PreSchools down the block from the united nations building. The learning experience was better than I anticipated because I went in after learning about windows networks and left understanding how macs worked as well. All day we'd hang out, me and my supervisor. We'd go from site to site fixing simple things like printers or updating software, sometimes performing backups to transfer databases. I got put on to this pizzeria on 43rd I think it was. 99 cents a slice and boy were they good. Got to try jamaican food for the first time and would download software like photoshop for free. On the days he was out I'd sometimes use remot desktop to mess with people, the cool people, the ones who found it funny. Not to mention at events I'd get to mingle with parents and faculty rich enough to put their toddles in freakin private schools.

But then...the darkness took over. Lmao


The Like/Hate Thread - Orion - 02-03-2012

Like: http://bitmob.com/

Made front page again.


The Like/Hate Thread - Jonathan Meer - 02-04-2012

Orion Wrote:Being in the industry for five years, I disagree.

Why so?


The Like/Hate Thread - Orion - 02-04-2012

Like someone said, it really depends on which part of IT you enter. Stuff like programming and DBA is pretty interesting, but a lot of other IT (sys admin, helpdesk) are so soul suckingly shit you'll wish you were dead.


The Like/Hate Thread - Vad - 02-04-2012

Orion Wrote:Like someone said, it really depends on which part of IT you enter. Stuff like programming and DBA is pretty interesting, but a lot of other IT (sys admin, helpdesk) are so soul suckingly shit you'll wish you were dead.

This.


The Like/Hate Thread - Jonathan Meer - 02-04-2012

Oh. Yeah.

Do software.


The Like/Hate Thread - Tyr - 02-04-2012

I only handle hard wares.


The Like/Hate Thread - Vad - 02-04-2012

Jonathan Meer Wrote:Oh. Yeah.

Do software.

There is a difference between what you're doing and providing support for software such as Operating Systems. A systems administrator tackles managing an entire floor of users and servers. A Help Desk is mainly providing support to noobs who don't know that right clicking even exists.

My forte that I'm banking on is my extreme knowledge of the Windows operating system coupled with my networking knowledge. Plus my experience with hardware comes in handy too.

As a programmer you're on the side of IT about making the actual programs that I get to force/fix/smash my head against when Windows decides to act like a child. You couldn't pay me enough to program. Rather, you couldn't provide enough drugs.


The Like/Hate Thread - Jonathan Meer - 02-04-2012

It pays really well, though.

EDIT: And you learn how to make games. And software engineers have GREAT senses of humor.

Like, seriously. They're not super super super funny, but they do try, and that's entertaining itself.


The Like/Hate Thread - Vad - 02-04-2012

Jonathan Meer Wrote:It pays really well, though.

EDIT: And you learn how to make games. And software engineers have GREAT senses of humor.

Like, seriously. They're not super super super funny, but they do try, and that's entertaining itself.

My experience with Windows started with 3.1 and 5 1/2 inch disks. It progressed all the way to XP where it stopped until Vista was released. So about 6 years. Then 7 came out and nothing's really changed. I'm still a boss when it comes to Windows. My networking experience came from home routers and school over the years. Then from my buddy and former classmate out here in Ohio. My hardware experience came from both do it yourself and more recently from job experience.

TL;DR - I belong working with software and managing users. It's my niche.


The Like/Hate Thread - Jarka - 02-05-2012

Like: HOLY SHIT SALE ON AERO BARS AT THE GROCER :3

Moderately dislike, as in I'm fine doing it now but don't want to do it for the rest of my life: working computer repair. People are dense and it's frustrating.