In all seriousness. I’m kind of a jack of all trades, but I’m an excellent system and network administrator. I’ve been doing IT work professionally for more than a decade, and my childhood was filled with computers. I knew a lot going into college, got a diploma in network technology, achieved (at some point or another), Cisco certification, A+, various other vendor certifications. I’ve worked with everything from MS DOS, through Windows 9x, 2000/XP, and everything newer, Linux, mac OS, Cisco, Aruba, watchguard, sonicwall, mikrotik, juniper, ubiquiti, and way more. I’m currently doing mostly cloud support for virtual desktops, and server-less deployments, MS 365, and Azure.
In my jack of all trades skillset, I’ve done woodworking, small appliances repair, HVAC stuff, automotive repair, electrical work, and I’ve dived head first into home automation. The list goes on.
Yay! Self depreciating humor!
In all seriousness. I’m kind of a jack of all trades, but I’m an excellent system and network administrator. I’ve been doing IT work professionally for more than a decade, and my childhood was filled with computers. I knew a lot going into college, got a diploma in network technology, achieved (at some point or another), Cisco certification, A+, various other vendor certifications. I’ve worked with everything from MS DOS, through Windows 9x, 2000/XP, and everything newer, Linux, mac OS, Cisco, Aruba, watchguard, sonicwall, mikrotik, juniper, ubiquiti, and way more. I’m currently doing mostly cloud support for virtual desktops, and server-less deployments, MS 365, and Azure. In my jack of all trades skillset, I’ve done woodworking, small appliances repair, HVAC stuff, automotive repair, electrical work, and I’ve dived head first into home automation. The list goes on.
I was just being funny, friend.
Whoah, tour career sounds a lot like mine! Glad to hear it was a joke… and happy cake day my friend.
I didn’t even realize it was cake day already.
Thanks!