No one is that stupid … I think

What happened in my life was that I thought I could wing life after uni and after CompTIA A+ …

It is true and not true. It takes steps and levels … for a long time but really forever …

You really have to go all in if you do computers in general.

As a computer technician you have to have like all the knowledge for the last 50 years of computer use to do diagnostics or more or all.

Once you talk to a computer technician about your computer problem you bring in, then you get lost if they bring up the problem that you never dealt with as you been only toying around with your PC and your brothers PC for like 7 years. Techs deal with 1000s of PC and configurations over 15+ years at least.

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Everyone has been to a repair shop of somesort. Cars, computers, stereos and appliances. The repairer will teach you where it all went wrong. And that requires at least 10 years of actual use and repair experience.

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From the experience of a 2nd Generation Vietnamese born in Canada, yes and no, I have little to a lot of experience. I did do the work to enable myself to run a PC repair shop.

But more to life requires passion for Vietnamese like me.

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Anyways the climate of the area or location determines the people. Polish and Vietnamese are junction people and do what they can to support themselves and the countries they are in between.

There will always be Polish areas and Vietnamese areas and people just deal with their thinking and doing.

The science of wars, politics, teachings are pretty irrelevant as the people there are mixed people with mixed identity.

Therefore junction works with junction at the end regardless of this and that more or less.