Anyone else try to juggle 2 jobs at once?

[JohnCena]

I'm currently working 2 IT jobs atm

One help desk and another as a data consultant(in training in both atm)

Im either going to be super burnt out by the end of next week or going to have to quit one of them(most likely the help desk one).

 

[Aboow]

I'm currently working 2 IT jobs atm

One help desk and another as a data consultant(in training in both atm)

Im either going to be super burnt out by the end of next week or going to have to quit one of them(most likely the help desk one).

My friend works two full time jobs one is help desk aswell and overnight security. She makes it work somehow from the outside looking in it does seem tiresome but she has done it for years. The help desk job she said is very easy. I say try it and see.

 

[JohnCena]

My friend works two full time jobs one is help desk aswell and overnight security. She makes it work somehow from the outside looking in it does seem tiresome but she has done it for years. The help desk job she said is very easy. I say try it and see.

Easy but tough to do both at once esp if its on the phone

 

[Aboow]

Easy but tough to do both at once esp if its on the phone

I agree! May Allah make it easy for you ameen. Do both and keep the one you like the most.

 

[Jiron]

in long term it starts affecting your health and overall wellbeing, I say get enough experience with the one you enjoy the most and take your career further by strengthening those skills

 

[senor chang]

Wow your such a hard working man. Bless you

 

[Abdisamad]

How much are you making from each job? What amount of money do you need in order to live comfortably and be able to pay off your bills? Working in two full time jobs is not good for your health, quit the one which pays you the least and with the least future prospects in terms of career growth and salary.

 

[JohnCena]

How much are you making from each job? What amount of money do you need in order to live comfortably and be able to pay off your bills? Working in two full time jobs is not good for your health, quit the one which pays you the least and with the least future prospects in terms of career growth and salary.

Currently living with parents and only pay a few bills. Honestly both pay at around 45-50k. So im getting $2000/week. I can easily make this amount after a year of working as the data consultant.

It's easy money . Only issue is trying to juggle both though.

 

[JohnCena]

Wow your such a hard working man. Bless you

I wouldn't say that LMAO, but I try.

 

[JohnCena]

in long term it starts affecting your health and overall wellbeing, I say get enough experience with the one you enjoy the most and take your career further by strengthening those skills

This is the most common answer I've been getting and the one that's the obvious choice. I guess im getting greedy tbh

 

[Abdisamad]

Currently living with parents and only pay a few bills. Honestly both pay at around 45-50k. So im getting $2000/week. I can easily make this amount after a year of working as the data consultant.

It's easy money . Only issue is trying to juggle both though.

I see.. Then I suggest you quit the one as a desktop support, work life balance is really important.. Just enjoy your life - go travel and do stuff that makes you happy, you'll have good memories once you grow old.

 

[Abdisamad]

@JohnCena

Here in my end of the world the tax is soo high so its never feasible to work extra as this would mean you'll have to pay more tax.

 

[JohnCena]

@JohnCena

Here in my end of the world the tax is soo high so its never feasible to work extra as this would mean you'll have to pay more tax.

yeah Im most likely going to quit my help desk job by end of next week. Its tough balancing 2 jobs and the tax implications are annoying as it is.

 

[KobeBryant]

Get a third tech job don’t be weak.

 

[Abdisamad]

Get a third tech job don’t be weak.

Lool, are you trying to push the brother over the edge waryaa.

 

[KobeBryant]

Lool, are you trying to push the brother over the edge waryaa.

Get yo bag young blood

 

[JohnCena]

Get yo bag young blood

Username to comment ratio strong

 

[KobeBryant]

Username to comment ratio strong

Matter of fact. Go on Linkedin and get a 4th job. Bump that 2000 to 4000 a week. Don’t be a weak B**ch.

 

[JohnCena]

Matter of fact. Go on Linkedin and get a 4th job. Bump that 2000 to 4000 a week. Don’t be a weak B**ch.

I'll legit die .

 

[mr.overeasy]

I'm currently working 2 IT jobs atm

One help desk and another as a data consultant(in training in both atm)

Im either going to be super burnt out by the end of next week or going to have to quit one of them(most likely the help desk one).

any advice for the best first job in IT?

I passed the first test of the a+ and are going to do the second. What should my first job be.