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It's unbelievably bad. I know 3rd and 4th year IT/Cybersecurity students that don't understand how to ssh into servers and the different layers of the OSI mode
by DaSHacka 2y ago
It's unbelievably bad.
I know 3rd and 4th year IT/Cybersecurity students that don't understand how to ssh into servers and the different layers of the OSI model.
I hate to sound insufferable, but I really truly believe some people are just too stupid for this field.
I'm so sick of dealing with them.
Yay job security?
- skinner927 2y agoWe have the “get a job in tech because it pays well” generation entering the workforce. They have no passion, no true interest in the field. Thankfully, they’re pretty easy to spot in interviews.
- phatskat 2y agoWhich is wild to me. My high school offered a technology course that included NET certification testing sponsored by Cisco. Our final was to setup a local network on hardware, leave the room, and come back in to troubleshoot whatever the teacher broke. She would change three things - it might be a typo in your DNS records, a barely loose cable between two bridges, or a wiped hosts file, etc. We knew the OSI model and understood IP masking and shakes fists at cloud (computing)