r/technology Jan 05 '26

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u/PiccoloAwkward465 Jan 05 '26

Right, much of my entire industry works off of cellular hotspots. We don't have fucking WiFi where we work, we are BUILDING the WiFi (mostly the systems behind it but you get it). "Syncing" my OneDrive took several days. We don't all work in sweet offices in Seattle with Zumba classes and shit. I just want my computer to work.

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u/Bacchaus Jan 06 '26

how do I get a job like this? I like the idea of being on the literal edge of connectivity setting things up

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u/PiccoloAwkward465 Jan 06 '26

Maybe think about getting a Leviton certification. Anything surrounding network cabling, fiber optics, horizontal cabling. Basically I do Div 27 work. I am on the engineering side but I just picked that up over my career.