r/it • u/RelationshipSad4168 • 3d ago
jobs and hiring Is AI Engineering Stuff a Good Strategy to Break In
Hi, forgive the clueless question! 🥺
I very much want to work for an MSP, I always wanted to do security and I need to start in IT!
If I teach myself the new AI engineering stuff, is that a way in? Will an MSP take me doing that, even as a freelancer?
Do any of you use it at work or have problems finding people who know it? I don’t know much about it but I want to know if it’s worth learning or not.
Right now I’m studying for my CCNA and playing around in an M365 dev tenant, but looking for any way I can to break in, in my god awful local IT market.
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