What do you love about yourself?

Loving yourself is great. But there is a boundary a certain extent to how much one can love his/herself

Send some dough this way. If you know what I mean.

I've been a Londoner all my life. I have never been to Yorkshire, sadly.

Insha Allah you'll get it surely.

Thanks!Well they kinda split in to their own areas I guess in that test I did. That was more gruelling than the real CCNA tbh

Thing is I've forever been "half way through my CCNP" Tbh, I might just keep learning and learning. I also kinda want more experience on Nexus and checkpoints really. Oh and the ASA's. I still don't QUITE understand those!

CCNA R&S, and SP overlap significantly I believe. SP probably does more on the nexus gear Tbh, the money is in DCs and in security. Working for an ISP, you forever run the risk of being outsourced. Sure your salary might be higher than the average in the industry (Unless you were at my last place and were underpaid) but you run the risk of being outsourced too quite easily really.

Seriously even though you took the composite route?

Ahh we've all got that certification we're forever progressing towards. I'm probably not going to take anything until I graduate tbh. Even though having a CCNA under your belt prior to graduating it's still just sat there for a year unless you miraculously make time another route or CCNP. Tonne of places underpay graduates. Seen some graduate positions go as low as 14k... But I guess when you take into an account the on-site training you'll receive it kinda justifies it.

i am ugly and i am proud

OK, well gimme a word

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You can never get that emoji right.

Well, there is self love and then there is that.

Another one I guess is I'm not afraid to say I'm a geek. These days it's a good thing

composite route ie: doing it all at once?It is true that places underpay graduates. 14K is an absolute and utter rip off. Straight off graduating, you are worth at least 25K. After a year, you are worth at least 30K. Even at my last place where they underpaid me, I was paid 24K + shift allowance. The other company darn sarth offered 45K when you consider shift allowance and bonus.

14K is silly. Pay peanuts, and you get monkeys.

I received 12.5K on my placement year.... They upped it to 15K the year after. 14K is stupidly low. I wouldn't accept any thing that gives you less than 24K

Yeah, doing the 200-120 (Or 200-125 as it is now)

Yeah!

I'd accept 20-25k initially, but that's on the premise I've never actually been inside or touched a production network (e.g. not been on a placement year or such), so I'd find it fair. But someone with even any experience shouldn't be on that. Only way I'd accept otherwise is with 'first class' training.. Not sat on a dummy network configuring OSPF... For the life of me..

That's great. Good luck in your future endeavours.

I'm also emotionally stifled.

Same! I love being a geek, geek is good

Also now learned to love my height (taken me ages to realise there is nothing wrong with being a 5'10 female)

Not so fond of my height (169cm)...and weight (TOo much)

Mentally I'm cool tho!

Haha same, I'm mentally awesome and I'm like 177 so I'm the average height of a guy

I've lost at least like 65lbs since last year (down to 154lbs) but I still want to lose another 9lbs to be happy

In fairness I guess at least my height is a decent height for a south Asian person

I'd be happy if I lost 15Kg

Yeah you've done okay in the height department, I'm white so I'm quite tall for a girl but idc

And god I know the feeling, just slowly reduce your meal portions and walk more and you'll do it easily, losing it is actually not that difficult it's the keeping it off which it tough. Drink lots of water too, it reduces cravings (I've totally cut out fizzy drinks and sweets not which I'm proud about)

Yeah the water is a big un tbh! First I need to find out why I'm very tired

Stress is usually a reason but idk