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what would be a healthy technical study plan?

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by timwireless

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need a good study and learning plan for some one trying to enhance his technical knowledge and skills

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by ron k.

I see that you're a student. Don't you have a school counselor that is in a better position to help you than we are?

by timwireless

I thought this site was for learning n growing ones skillz that means u share what u have n I share what I have

by ron k.

Doesn't that seem even just a little bit odd to you?
You can learn a lot here but no one can reach through their monitor, take a look at your life and goals and tell you to do A, B and C and you'll suddenly be prosperous and happy.
Don't you think that a school counseling session or even a teacher of yours might be better qualified to help you on your way?
That's just life.
Your few lines are starting to get snarky. If you don't want my freaking advice don't freaking ask for it.
I have one thing that will serve you well. Learn how to write complete sentences without any of that abbreviated garbage.

by jdclyde

only children use "u" instead of "you", and the ever childish "skillz" instead of "skills". You will never be taken seriously typing like that. At least you didn't use all uppercase....

I would recommend some typing classes to start off.

From there, your question is way too open ended for it to be answered.

What do you enjoy working with?

What are you good at?

What openings are in your area?

All questions that we are not in a position to answer for you.

by nexs

Along with study you may need to eat regularly and eat junk foods in moderation. Remember your dietary pyramid?

But seriously, they always say that a decent breakfast helps you take in knowledge and learn better than if you don't.

by ron k.

Like I said, if you don't like it that's just too bad. I'll go cry now. :^0
I made it all of the way through a successful career, though not in IT, and don't recall asking for advice on how to make it, on how to live my life. You want to ask for advice? Fine! You don't care to follow it? Even better. Be a failure in life. I don't give a shlt! Not my problem.
Next week, if not sooner, there will be someone else come along to ask for career advice, or what to write their doctoral thesis about or something similar. Check out the sparse replies they get too.
Have a nice life working. I'll be enjoying my retirement thinking about you slaving away, not knowing where you're headed, unable to figure out what's what.

by nexs

Like I'm in that boat. You know the one - where you put on a blindfold and jump in the canoe labeled 'career'.
I think I should ask a question on what to do....

Or I'll speak to my employer to see what options, thoughts and ideas he might have.
Yes, I think I'll speak to my immediate peers and employers on how best to improve my skills.

by smartacew0lf

Tim, try googling "Basic PC Troubleshooting". You can spend money on books if you prefer, but these days, Google is hands down the best troubleshooting resource any technician has. While you are at it, you might also try googling, "How to ask questions". I suspect that your thin skin is going to be a great hurdle to overcome in your quest.

by ron k.

I like your advice. The OP should try to eat regularly and count calories. Taking a multivitamin is a good idea too.
Floss and brush daily.

by gario

What are you interested in; software development, network support, technical support, IT Security, etc. My advice would be to look closely at identifying what are needed today and in the near future. Use TechRepublic! Then you will be able to really get granular on whatever you choose.

Good luck

by kerah

did you say the same words for every one who ask about some thing ....hey you are Repetitive i think we are here for tech issues not for learning english so if you have a good technical aid for some one say it if you not .....be silence

by ron k.

STFU! :^0
Thank you.
BTW-I consider maak_bunchanumbers to be a non-entity in these forums, like one other member, (and I mean that in every sense of the word), and she/he/it is wasting time if they're posting to me/about me as I don't read their crap anymore.

by timwireless

just as i hoped I needed advice not asking how I am to live

by kerah

You are the one who can decide what is suitable for you but about the paths you have 1- Network path and you can start with network+
2- Developing path and you can start with any programming language
3-security path and that requires that you know some essential subjects b4
4-technical path and that starts with any technical book and practicing
At last you should find what you are tending to from those branches and gooooooooo that?s all

by timwireless

I didn't need this hate messages and the like all I needed was someone in my field to give me any thing use full from his or her experience not this gibberish language lessons and don't be mistaken that I don't know my languages so if you don't have anything more than hate messages take them to your facebook accounts

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