Web Developer vs. CCNA/Network/System

[dominic43]

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murag mas dako ug salary ang web developer bro compare sa network engineer...

[madz_makatigbas]

murag mas dako ug salary ang web developer bro compare sa network engineer...

Mao lage bro, angay jud mag toon balik og gikan nag work sa call center. Matay-an man pod ta.

[AxisVirus]

pag web developer nlng jd kay malingaw sad ka and maka sideline and freelance pka.

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If you have any projects about programming web/software/mobile etc...then feel free to pm me..

[AxisVirus]

and as a developer sad. imo friend ra jd na masaligan is google ug ang stackoverflow. hehehe

[karloreborn]

mga bro, what inyo ika recommend sa mga nag start lang sa web development field?
Any suggestions on where to start and tips to consider in studying?

Thanks in advance mga bro, hehe!

[madz_makatigbas]

mga bro, what inyo ika recommend sa mga nag start lang sa web development field?
Any suggestions on where to start and tips to consider in studying?

Thanks in advance mga bro, hehe!

Ga skwela ka karon bro or self study lang?

If self study ka kay adto sa w3schools.com and start og kat.on HTML -> CSS -> Javascript -> PHP

sunda lang na bro, makatabang pod ang youtube.com para sa tutorials.

[taga_ipil]

Regardless if you are a Web Developer or a System/Network Engineer (with or without certification)having a good or higher salary depends on your technical skills plus years of experience and most importantly selling yourself to an employer.

This kind of thread will only make those aspirant study because they want a higher salary.
Work on the things you like and love, not because other told you so.
do what you like, that's the way to success.
Flexibility and security depend on the company or department more so than the role.

In my experience, you'll be much happier in the long run if you get started in the career that you enjoy. You'll constantly be gaining experience in something that you want to continue and will therefore more easily stay in that field. Starting in something that you don't entirely enjoy may make transition to a different field a little tougher. Note, it won't be impossible, but maybe slightly harder as the more experienced you are, the more employers look for experience in the field in which you are applying. Certainly there can be some overlap that provides transitional skills.

However, you may be in a situation where you cannot afford to prolong your search for that "perfect" job and must take something sooner for financial or other reasons. There's no harm in that - we must do what we need to survive. Don't lose sight of your goals, however. Continue to work in your field(s) of interest through self-study and volunteering for assignments when possible, even if that means "overtime" for you. In the end, you'll be the more experienced person and your peers will recognize your drive and teamwork.

Higher Salary... it will not come overnight like a lottery!


IMHO

[AxisVirus]

@karloreborn : mas maau if mag basa sa ka ug tuts sa w3schools bro or mag tan.aw ka tutorials sa youtube.

[struggler]

web developer mas daghan hiring..