I love building PCs. I keep myself up-to-date with the latest hardware and find it fascinating how they're actually manufactured and how they function together as a system. I have a computer science degree, and I don't really like programming; I lack the understanding for it!
I thought I could pursue something along these lines professionally. What would you recommend? I was thinking of becoming an IT specialist.
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Professional informatics for system integration.
Digitalization course, business information technology, then you mixed bwl and computer science
Retail trader
Wow very useful and sensual response
With me there are several ARLT shops, there you build and sell PCs and are a retailer or System integrator.
A former Mitazubi of mine had made his training as a merchant at ARLT.
Of course! I always stand behind my answers and am always authentic.