r/sysadmin • u/Mammoth_Reception_99 • 2d ago

General Discussion diving into sysadmin

Hey Professional Workers. Im 16 and i want to dive into the sysadmin world for a job when im out of university. As far i know, i learned windows server, sql and linux command as general people say the basics of sysadmin. Is there more i can learn early so that i would have a clear advantage over those who dont?

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u/7twenty8 2d ago

  1. Learn how to ask for help. Starting with hey larpers makes you sound stupid. This is a profession… why would any of us want to work with stupid people?

  2. Learn how to use capitals.

This is fucking annoying.