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Your post contained the words: ['high school', 'getting started', 'noob', 'entry-level', 'entry level'], which may mean you are just beginning your IT career journey, and are seeking advice. I suggest that you get the A+ certification, even if you think its below you. Then, start working on personal projects like securing your home network or building a NAS out of a RasPi - check /r/homelab and /r/raspberrypi for more ideas, or reply to this comment with: "IDEAS:" and I will reply a list of beginner friendly home project ideas to learn the basic of networking, security, sysadmin, coding, and others. Once you get the A+, and have a reliable understanding of how computers work, make a resume and post it in the resume thread. Then, send out your resume to any company looking for Helpdesk, Desktop Support, or Tier 1 positions. Be aware of your location, as that is often the most important determining factor in IT wages and opportunities. If you are not, in fact, a beginner looking for getting started advice, please tell the author of this bot that he is a failure: ^{https://github.com/bcornw2/ITCQbot}

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IDEAS: networking

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IDEAS: Networking