Basically trying to learn a ton of stuff that people says makes alot more money, and looks hard and techy... what do i need to know? especially making the minimum wage standard AKA getting jobs?
I learnt 3d designs abit but i dont know how to build a good portofolio;
i know gcode and 3d printing firmware but i also dont have a good portofolio;
i am trying to understand cloud engineering but i cant remember anything but
APSARA;
lastly i read about graphic engineering in game/app dev but now i dont know anything about how it establishes networks and server.... also i dont have a good portofolio.
Please chip in if you have the extra time and resource, any input is appreciated
Learn some proper English grammar first.
Owner-operator truckers make on average 200,000 USD a year. Managers of fast-food restaurants make on average 45,000 USD a year, which is well above the US median of 36,000 USD.
Welders are another good one, standard is 45,000 USD a year, and if you're an underwater welder that goes up to 55,000 USD average.
>>3 >>4 i dont have license or knowledge for any of those shit. designs are the most immediate stuff since i know the tools and had studied for it but no luck getting jobs..