Unemployment sucks!!! (working, file, claim)

[w1ngzer0]

Originally Posted by weroses

Well here's a new one I'm thinking of going to College ,maybe some kind of degree would help I don't really know I was thinking Network Admin . Any money in this?

Network admin is where it is at. You typically don't make really good money till after your 5th year, but it is well worth it.

I would not completely rely on microsoft networking as linux/unix is taking over. One of the 20 school districts in Arizona is switching their servers over to linux.

[weroses]

Originally Posted by w1ngzer0

Network admin is where it is at. You typically don't make really good money till after your 5th year, but it is well worth it.

I would not completely rely on microsoft networking as linux/unix is taking over. One of the 20 school districts in Arizona is switching their servers over to linux.

I've experimented with Linux a few years ago Now that they have more stable versions of linux I can see why more businesses are changing to it Its not that expensive also ,thanks for the support .

[w1ngzer0]

Originally Posted by weroses

I've experimented with Linux a few years ago Now that they have more stable versions of linux I can see why more businesses are changing to it Its not that expensive also ,thanks for the support .

For sure. The best way to look would look at job places like cybercoders, hotjobs, careerbuilder and check out the job descriptions.

Then based on those job description's take the classes needed and if there are anything that interests you take something additional. That is what im doing with my AAS degree. Adding two certificates that are not required, but would give me a hand up for future positions.

[sillyrob]

Take jobs that suck. I applied at a place and got hired the next day. You cant be picky in a crappy economy. Less money is better than no money.

[Ritchie_az]

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Why is he having so much trouble? I have a cousin that graduated from the Culinary Institute of America about 10 years ago, and he makes six figures as a wine taster in Dallas.

[observer53]

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That's New York, I'm speaking only of Arizona. I have no idea what is going on there with new laws, etc. In Arizona, and in my line of work, I'm seeing more and more undocumented people going to other states or going home.

[azriverfan.]

Originally Posted by observer53

That's New York, I'm speaking only of Arizona. I have no idea what is going on there with new laws, etc. In Arizona, and in my line of work, I'm seeing more and more undocumented people going to other states or going home.

Just curious but what is your line of work? I'm not asking that to argue with you, I believe you but that is encouraging news that our illegals are leaving to go back home. I suppose our laws are working to some degree.

[observer53]

Originally Posted by azriverfan.

Just curious but what is your line of work? I'm not asking that to argue with you, I believe you but that is encouraging news that our illegals are leaving to go back home. I suppose our laws are working to some degree.

I work for the state, in a position that over the last fifteen years has included a number of matters involving undocumented workers. I'm going by what they or their lawyers have reported regarding having to leave the state.

[weroses]

Well here is a good 1 for ya I worked not even 2 mths. and she laid me off I had to go file a claim again !!! She told me she didnt have enough payroll hrs to give me I was only working 2 days a week.
that really sucks!!!!!

[Rosebude]

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