Charles Young's profile answers

my dad is my role model, he just pushed and pushed for me to make it and i did.

my career and my family. without the other i could not have the drive i have to do it all.

started early in life, took classes in school for the OLD windows 3.1 and with years picked up more.

study, take notes, and learn everything and keep learning. if you fee that you know it all then get out your not even close.

my first job was as a repair man at the local sonic drive in in oklahoma at the age of 16. did lite repairs, and fixed little issues as well as did cleanup.

The CEO of jobster.com saw his profile and thought that would be a fun job for a day.

my mentor would be my Network Operations Teacher Larry Taylor, he taught me quite a bit and still teaches me to this day when i am stuck with a problem.

to be the network admin for a small company of around 40 to 120 computers and around 15 to 30 servers. or vp of information of that same company

its like a kid in a candy store, new tech, new problems, it keeps you on your toes.

we have a change at growing with the company because they offer to pay for certifications, schooling, training, and other areas. There is also room to grow as the company grows.