Cyberscum said: I want to develop a skill that will be relevant in the next ten to twenty years and be able to work remotely.
UnixGuy said: Good to see you posting again!The question is very difficult to answer...If you work for a service provider, you'll get to see many client setups and get quick hands on experience, but you might not like itRead this book if you have time: https://www.amazon.com.au/Good-They-Cant-Ignore-You/dp/1455509124
EANx said: Cyberscum said: I want to develop a skill that will be relevant in the next ten to twenty years and be able to work remotely. You want to work remotely? Or do you want to work from home? Working remotely generally means not going into the office but could involve a lot of driving or other travel.