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Posted by Saad Ahmed on May 6, 2005, 12:57 pm
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hey,
i completely can feel what u went through.
u know ups and downs are part of life. just remember these 2 quotes:
1. whatever wont kill u will make u stronger.
2. if u lose, donot lose the lesson
i think its normal that confidence is low when u r not in consistent jobs.
confidence would be good again once u get the job of ur choice. one thing i
would suggest u to do certifications or do on your own. do CCNA or CCNP if u
r looking towards cisco side. getting certification will also boost ur
confidence and would also look good on resume.
> What makes a good Tech?
Certifications and education counts but you cant know it all. I think its
not what you know, but if u know where to look for.
> Got talked into a short-term project recently that required a skill set I
as
> yet don't have. Recruiter was anxious to get the postion filled. It was
> pretty humilating. (Basically, got kicked from the project.)
> The thing that really got me, was the hit my confidence took. Since I got
my
> A+/Network+ work has been piece meal and not always in the same areas.
> Experience seems to be hard to come by or maybe I'm not trying hard
enough.
>
> What's a good way to keep the skills sharp and confidence high, when the
> work is not consistent?
>
> PK
>
>
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