What should I do with my career?
Asked by Nick
I have a Associates Degree in Computer Information Technology. I've been in this field for more then four years now. Lately, it hasn't been rewarding to me regarding salary wise. What should I do to advance? Should I get my certifications? I was hoping I can get a job in desktop support. What do you guys recommend? Please be realistic and honest. Thank you so much.

Best Answer:
Volunteer a few places-- you have alot to give. This will translate into what you want to do. Go for certifications. Makes you valuable to your employer.

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Answered by Jason

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First of all, in todays world an associate degree doesnt mean Shiit. Go back for a bacholers if its available. And by all means get your certification. Get as much of that stuff as possible. School is the shiit man. Get another degree in a related field like Networking or something. If an employer sees that your fluent with computers, you will then be making big bucks
Answered by Jamie B

Microsoft Cerificates are the path to higher paying jobs. My hubby is a programmer with his MCSD and makes close to 100K since he has a few years exp and is a Senior .Net programmer... Still not bad for a guy who doesn't have his Bachelors. He makes more than me and I have a Biology BA
Answered by Crystal Violet