u/Physical_Sentence438

I had the comptia trifecta and let it expire because I was depressed about everything and quit. I am reconsidering now and trying to get back in the field, I have my CCNA and Linux Essentials and a BS from WGU in network operations.

Can't find work to save my life, pretty stressed and I was thinking of knocking this out in a few days by just reading the course and cancel before I get billed, since I know a bit about networking I shouldn't struggle and honestly I just want to get back in the field.

Makes sense? Just knock it out and hope to land some helpdesk or desktop support role? That's literally all I want it to do, more entry level since the CCNA has nothing to do with most these beginner jobs.

Left ear is dead, wear hearing aids but still have problems, can I do monitor tech with no too great hearing? Just want to know is it mostly sitting down looking at charts or hearing things as well? I'm 51 and need to so something new.

I can't do much with the resume anymore, I don't like to lie to be honest.

What skills should I work on? I did the Network Operations and Security Course and graduated Mar 24.

I am studying for the trifectra for comptia again since it expired.

Where are the entry level jobs? I apply to mostly helpdesk and NOC tech and Desktop Support Roles.

Don't want to make this a pity post, had one earlier this year but nothing changes at all so I need to hit the books again.

Went back to school at a older age, mid 40s... From 2020 to 2024 I was basically rarely employed, 18 months of unemployment, a few security guard jobs with allied security, a temp job installing computers.

That's mostly it, how to label it probably on a resume? I just put

"Full-Time Student" -

blah, blah, blah and worked a few temporary assignments for job agencies.

for some weird reason on pc during the casino heist my character won't fucking run, I don't know the issue but I give up, can't play this shit anymore. I'm done.

gonna get a ps5 and wait for gta6

can't do this shit anymore.