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Myth: AI will eliminate entry-level roles. Reality: AI will eliminate busywork first.

May goal: “This month I will __________.” Fill in the blank 👇

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Did you know? 🤔 According to CompTIA’s State of the Tech Workforce 2026 report, even in lower‑cost states, tech wages still come in at ~80%+ above the state median. What would make you stay in your current city to grow a tech career instead of relocating?

What’s one thing you did this month that moved your tech career forward? 🤔 💭 Share your accomplishments with us!

POP QUIZ 📣 Let's put your tech fundamentals knowledge to the test. 🧠 Ready with your answer? Reply to lock in your selection. 📲 Find more practice questions here: utm.guru/uobAj

REMINDER: If you're somewhere in your career feeling lost, stuck, or behind, you're allowed to: • Quit the job that's draining you • Learn a new skill late in the game • Change careers entirely • Start over with zero experience

Did you know? 🤔 According to CompTIA’s State of the Tech Workforce 2026 report, tech occupations are projected to grow at about twice the rate of overall U.S. employment over the next decade. What’s one tech skill you think will matter even more over the next 3-5 years?

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Monday reminder: Progress doesn’t need to be loud to be real. Quiet consistency this week still builds something meaningful.

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📣 WE’RE NOW LIVE in r/CompTIA 📣 Join Seth Robinson, VP of Industry Research at CompTIA, for a Reddit AMA on tech hiring trends, AI’s impact, the skills that matter right now, where opportunities are shifting in 2026 and more. Ask your questions here: reddit.com/r/CompTIA/comm…

Let's put your Security+ knowledge to the test. 🧠 Ready with your answer? Reply to lock in your selection. 📲 Find more practice questions here: utm.guru/unPUj

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Job seekers: What's your biggest focus this week to move closer to your next role? ➡️ Applying to jobs ➡️ Updating my resume ➡️ Practicing for interviews ➡️ Building new skills

What feels hardest about breaking into tech right now? Learning the skills? Knowing where to start? Staying consistent? Building confidence? Getting experience?

Have questions about tech jobs, hiring trends, or AI’s impact on the workforce? 🤔 CompTIA’s Seth Robinson will be joining r/CompTIA on April 16, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. EDT, for a Reddit AMA. RSVP with Remind Me and leave questions ahead of time 👉 reddit.com/r/CompTIA/comm…

If you’re trying to break into tech right now, what feels harder: knowing what to learn or proving what you know?

AI agents are shifting AI from generating responses to taking action. CompTIA AI Agent Essentials helps professionals understand use cases, workflows, guardrails, and oversight so they can work with agentic systems more confidently. Learn more: utm.guru/unuky

Help desk pros: AI isn’t here to replace your judgment. It’s here to cut busywork (ticket summaries, comms drafts, checklists) so you can focus on troubleshooting. See how CompTIA AI Help Desk Essentials applies GenAI to help desk workflows: utm.guru/unnUq