Life hack:
• Learn to code
• Build projects for your portfolio
• Put them on your own website
• Fix your resume and LinkedIn
• Increase your chances of landing a six-figure tech job
(Even if you're starting with zero tech experience)
Here's exactly how it works:
Underrated life advice:
Decide who you want to become, and don't let anybody talk you out of it.
People will tell you it's unrealistic.
I've done this 3 times to get out of an environment I'd outgrown.
There's a sign in my office, right above my wife's desk.
It says: "Doubt your doubts before you doubt your faith."
Most people do it backwards.
The second things get hard, they doubt themselves, their plan, even God.
So next time you want to quit, question the doubt first
So if you’re getting out and want to break into tech, follow me for more content like this.
I post weekly content that helps transitioning service members and veterans build careers in technology through training, certifications, job experience, and career support.
Life hack:
• Learn to code
• Build projects for your portfolio
• Put them on your own website
• Fix your resume and LinkedIn
• Increase your chances of landing a six-figure tech job
(Even if you're starting with zero tech experience)
Here's exactly how it works:
None of this is magic.
Companies are looking for these 5 things, and you’re checking them off one at a time.
If you’re still in the military right now, you can start on the first one before you even get out.
Talk to someone who's been coding for 10 years and they'll tell you they still feel like an impostor sometimes.
So if you're brand new and feel that way, it does NOT mean you picked the wrong field.
Powerful rule for work:
Never go against your morals just to get promoted.
You don't know the morals of the people at the top, or what's driving their decisions.
If you act out of character to climb, you can get the title and still end up somewhere you never wanted to
Talk to someone who's been coding for 10 years and they'll tell you they still feel like an impostor sometimes.
So if you're brand new and feel that way, it does NOT mean you picked the wrong field.
If I were leaving the military in 90 days and wanted to land a 6-figure tech career ASAP, here's exactly what I'd do:
1. Decide you're a tech person before you take a single class.
Powerful rule for work:
Never go against your morals just to get promoted.
You don't know the morals of the people at the top, or what's driving their decisions.
If you act out of character to climb, you can get the title and still end up somewhere you never wanted to
So if you're getting out soon, or you just got out...
Follow me for more content like this.
I'll keep showing you how to get into tech, even if you've never written a line of code.
If I were leaving the military in 90 days and wanted to land a 6-figure tech career ASAP, here's exactly what I'd do:
1. Decide you're a tech person before you take a single class.
Nobody told me any of this when I got out of the Air Force.
I didn't even know a guy fixing jets could move into IT.
If I'd known, I would have done it.