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Hi there,
I am a MCA (Masters of Computer Applications) and had a niche for coding and application development. Unfortunately I had been hired by Seamless Distribution AB, as a Junior support engineer. I am working on Linux and Mysql with certain networking concepts involved. Some of my job roles cover ssh tunnelling, port forwarding, basic linux installation and maintainance, ss7 protocol adherence, mysql simple query fetching, replicating and taking database back ups. Using system monitoring tools like nagios and ticketing tools like OTRS.
Its basically a support job with he designation of a system engineer.
I am planning to extend my career in this path and have listed down my next steps. I am interested in taking a RHCSA certificate following a RHCE. This will approximately take 1.5 years as i have calculated. I would then like to move on to oracle certified mysql database admin certification and a ccna. Finally ending up with RHCE, SQL admin adn CCNA certification!
Is it possible to complete them within a matter of 3 years from now? Also please let me know how benificial wil it be and where will i stand in the IT market after 5 years.

“When Facebook launched, social networking was not mainstream. Now, with popular competition like Twitter, Google+ and LinkedIn, along with dozens of niche networks and MySpace lurking on the horizon, users have other choices. If Facebook was free forever, the resulting concerns about data and privacy begs the questions – would users really stay?”
I’m from Japan.
I don’t understand what the last sentence in the text above means, among others,
“beg the questions” and ” would user really stay?”.
Could anyone kindly paraphrase or clarify them?
I’ll appreciate your help.

I’m in the process of creating a new social networking site for my local area that includes Missouri state,counties,cities,etc. I’m investigating some of Facebook’s and Google+’s features as well. Is there anything you feel Facebook,etc. is lacking or needs improvement on? I also want to have a change in the privacy as well as other user options to make site navigation easier for members. Please let me know your thoughts,and as the site grows we would love to expand to other states as well as eventually going nationwide. Also if you feel there is a certain niche of people we should target please let me know. Any support from members here will help us succeed and move forward in development and spread our work to other points in the states. Thanks alot,hope to see your feedback soon.

It seems like there is so much technology out there (Cisco, Juniper, XTML, Pearl, Adobe and so on) there is no way one person can grasp all its concepts. So I guess my question is, whats the best way to base my career path in IT? Is it to study a niche, like Networking or Programming? Or should I spend my time learning about bits and pieces of as much as I can to be more well rounded?

Colleagues farewell tonight (of a man I dont particularly like but, do admire in SOME ways – mostly he’s just a pretencious jerk).
Anyway, I organised the event and its close by to work – just a few casual drinks.
Is it bad if I don’t go? being the organiser and all? I REALLY dont want to. I know I should and should just be grown up for contacts and networking etc. but i just realllly loathe this guy. really dont want to waste my night drinking with colleagues. im so sick of it all!! im 25 by the way the guy leaving is about 55 and we are all part of a niche team re vessels and maritime. im so confused as to what to do!!

For example, facebook and Twitter are used for social networking, YouTube for videos.. So what kind of niche which isn’t fully exploited today would boom, in say 5 years time?
BQ: websites you visit most often, along with age, nationality and gender.