Maria asks…
What does networking technology specialist do?
I’m thinking about earning an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Computer Technology as a Networking Support Specialist. Can someone here expand on what they exactly do, salary, if an internship might be required, job outlook and such. Thanks a lot for the help.
Free PC Help staff answers:
You did not specify where you plan to work.
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Broad view: $30K Annual.
- Do as you are told.
- IF fired OR laid-off, NEVER work again.
Lizzie asks…
Types of Computer Specialists?
Network Specialist, Internet Specialist-Web site design, and computer support specialist. What do they do and which one gets paid more. Which one is harder to become in college and are they all a hard job? I’m thinking about going to college as one but dont know which.
Free PC Help staff answers:
If you want something easy go work at McDonalds.
Helen asks…
in comparison which one of the following is the better over all choice? details below?
drafting, computer networking, and computer support specialist… which one of the choices would provide me the most opportunities? such as job advancement possibilities, the better income potential, and also what type of job positions would I be able to obtain?
Free PC Help staff answers:
I think either of the computer programs offer the best opportunities.
Mary asks…
What degree in college will help me the most?Please Help me?
Internet Specialist-Web design
Computer Support Specialist
Networking Specialists
Which one will i make the most money with
Free PC Help staff answers:
1. Networking Specialist … About $45,000 to start, could get to $100,000
2. Computer Support Specialist … About $35,000-$40,000 to start, doesnt get past $75,000 for the most part
3. Internet Specialist – Web Design … Terrible pay
The best degree in college would be a bachelors degree in Computer Science
Ken asks…
Do employers prefer traditional colleges vs. Phoenix?
I’ve been trying to decide between getting my associates degree at a traditional community college or going through University of Phoenix. I plan on going for something that’s related to IT computer support or network specialist. But I’m worried that an employer may not take a degree from an online university as serious as one from a more traditional school.
What’s your thoughts on it?
Free PC Help staff answers:
Go to community college. There is nothing wrong with community college.
U of Phoenix is a diploma mill. The degrees aren’t well respected and if you decided to transfer or go on to a higher degree, there is a very good chance your credits will not be accepted.
There are some decent online programs, its just that U of Phoenix isn’t one of them. When considering an online college, check it out on wikipedia. Schools are either for profit or not for profit. For profit = bad school. U of Phoenix is for profit, Harvard, Yale, NYU, and all state universities are not for profit.
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