Posted by: tihar December 28, 2014
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I am against posting tickets.
If you post tickets then there is no scope of learning.I have been working as system admin for about 4 years now.If you work on ticket and get stuck somewhere in the middle then it might be a good idea to get help on the portion where you get stuck.Besides simply posting ticket won't ensure you will get feasible solution to you question.
If we post ticket and get answers, we won't understand the logic and concept behind it.
Don't aim to survive the first 6 months. Think long term and learn more.Get fired if you have to.There are tons of system admin jobs.
If you post tickets then there is no scope of learning.I have been working as system admin for about 4 years now.If you work on ticket and get stuck somewhere in the middle then it might be a good idea to get help on the portion where you get stuck.Besides simply posting ticket won't ensure you will get feasible solution to you question.
If we post ticket and get answers, we won't understand the logic and concept behind it.
Don't aim to survive the first 6 months. Think long term and learn more.Get fired if you have to.There are tons of system admin jobs.