Step by step guide into an entry level IT job? :clueless: I just got the Comptia A+ certification

First I'm sorry if this isn't appropriate for the hole :marseyshy4: Second I'm not Indian :kovid: Third I'm not a codecel and I notice that's what rDrama seems to lean towards. I was thinking something like helpdesk or even physical repair shop before looking at cybersecurity or network infrastructure.

How do people feel about comptia certifications anyway? I've heard conflicting opinions including on this very site. :marseynotes:

I don't have any IT work experience, just my wagie jobs. I've heard projects are a good substitute but what would be a good project for a non-codecel? Should I set up switches and routers or something? Also what kind of tests should I expect in the actual interview? :marseyhelp:

Also I've never messed with LinkedIn before. Do I have to go do that? :marseyclueless:

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You should use LinkedIn. It's very useful. The market is terrible right now and I'm unable to get back in at entry level.

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I was gonna say, from what I've heard and observed myself the market for these types of roles is apocalyptic at the moment. Not sure if it's related to the higher level tech market correction or just the "best economy in the history of economies, maybe ever" being a bit exaggerated in the lead-up to the election.

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