What would I say if I were asked by my friend, "How's it going?"?
Considering my mental state, I would say, "Tired."
I have been refrained from saying it, because if I did on this blog, most of, I mean, over a half of my entry would be "I'm tired." I'm so tired when I have a chance to post here something.
However, on my way back from work, even if I am really tired, I would answer differently. In spite of my tiredness, I'm still full of hope, because I'm strongly influenced by the podcast I listen to.
When I listen to Effortless English Podcast, my motivation goes up dramatically, because Teacher AJ's speech is fun, encouraging and motivating.
According to information sources about job market of infra engineers in Japan, chances for newcomers over age 40 without prior experience is really limited, whatever certificate they may achieved. Actually if I had absolutely superior communication skills and absolute confidence, such obstacle would mean nothing to me.
From my learning experience, having earned my LPIC level 2, and earning my CCNP if I can prepare its exam fee, I'll be able to show, to some extent, how strongly I have been attracted in that field, but I'm also thinking that if I really wanted to show my enthusiasm about that field and its technologies, I would have already tried several labs or implements, besides my passage of professional level exam, and I would already have shown what commands I tried and what outputs I obtained.
I'm thinking that it's time to think how to market myself, instead of regarding my market value as low as rubbish as I have just done in my entire 20s 30s and my first half of 40s.
Considering my mental state, I would say, "Tired."
I have been refrained from saying it, because if I did on this blog, most of, I mean, over a half of my entry would be "I'm tired." I'm so tired when I have a chance to post here something.
However, on my way back from work, even if I am really tired, I would answer differently. In spite of my tiredness, I'm still full of hope, because I'm strongly influenced by the podcast I listen to.
When I listen to Effortless English Podcast, my motivation goes up dramatically, because Teacher AJ's speech is fun, encouraging and motivating.
According to information sources about job market of infra engineers in Japan, chances for newcomers over age 40 without prior experience is really limited, whatever certificate they may achieved. Actually if I had absolutely superior communication skills and absolute confidence, such obstacle would mean nothing to me.
From my learning experience, having earned my LPIC level 2, and earning my CCNP if I can prepare its exam fee, I'll be able to show, to some extent, how strongly I have been attracted in that field, but I'm also thinking that if I really wanted to show my enthusiasm about that field and its technologies, I would have already tried several labs or implements, besides my passage of professional level exam, and I would already have shown what commands I tried and what outputs I obtained.
I'm thinking that it's time to think how to market myself, instead of regarding my market value as low as rubbish as I have just done in my entire 20s 30s and my first half of 40s.
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