Radiology Tech, IT, or Logistics? What do you guys think?
I'm at a crossroads and these three feel like my most likely options based on what resources I have access to. Radiology Tech is a 3-5 year investment based on schoolong + program wait times. Guaranteed income after but trapped in a room doing the same thing all day pretty much for the rest of my career. IT could be certification to helpdesk, or possibly a 2 year associates degree into helpdesk with better hiring prospects. Lots of versatility once I have experience and a high ceiling, but tough competition and a lot to learn. Logistics could be straight into ERP work, maybe like junior coordinator, or a 2 year associates degree in logistics onto a similar role for a better shot. Good work, everyone needs logistics, get to move around more and stay more physically active, but the career ladder is more abstract and less ability-based in terms of promotions than networking and luck based. Idk... Im stuck. What do you guys think?
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I'm at a crossroads and these three feel like my most likely options based on what resources I have access to. Radiology Tech is a 3-5 year investment based on schoolong + program wait times. Guaranteed income after but trapped in a room doing the same thing all day pretty much for the rest of my career. IT could be certification to helpdesk, or possibly a 2 year associates degree into helpdesk with better hiring prospects. Lots of versatility once I have experience and a high ceiling, but tough competition and a lot to learn. Logistics could be straight into ERP work, maybe like junior coordinator, or a 2 year associates degree in logistics onto a similar role for a better shot. Good work, everyone needs logistics, get to move around more and stay more physically active, but the career ladder is more abstract and less ability-based in terms of promotions than networking and luck based. Idk... Im stuck. What do you guys think?
Posted by /u/MoonlightMural on r/jobs
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