How to answer a TECHNICAL QUESTION - Be different & GET THE JOB 🔥

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In this video, I´ll share with you how to answer technical questions by being different than any other candidate so you´ll get the job. There are a lot of factors people don´t get hired, but one of the most common ones is that ALL the candidates act the same, they memorize technical questions and give standard answers, so you get like 100+ candidates answering the same. You need to stand out to the interviewers, they get tired too from hearing the same answer time and time again.
I´ve interviewed people, I know what needs to be done in order to get the job, and believe me, by doing what everyone else is doing you won´t go that far. In these uncertain times, the competition is at an all-time high, you´re competing with more than 100 people to get one job, so better learn to stand out from the rest.
By watching this video you´re already one step ahead of the average engineer, cause you´ll know better when it comes to answering technical questions, which will position you way better than the rest of the candidates.
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@NetworkEngineerAcademy 2 года назад

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@ajahhameed5977 5 лет назад

I just wanted to say your steps GOT ME THE POSITION I ALWAYS WANTED!!!! I stop answering the questions with google/text book answers and followed your steps GAVE THEM A STORYYYYYY and BOOM I GOT THE JOB!!! THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR HELP!!!

@stlguy1976 5 лет назад

I have been recently laid off from an IT Service Managed provider after I have been working for them for 5+ years. I'm starting to Interview again for various IT positions. My problem is that I agree with formulating the answer with a story. But my problem is what if I don't have a clue as to what the Interviewer is asking me or the topic?

@patrickp6676 5 лет назад

Hi Joseph, Sorry for losing your job. HR folks questions are 80 to 90 percent standard. So first google these standard questions and figure out the answers. And most importantly be your authentic self. Good luck bro

@itsnotzakir 6 лет назад

Why is he so angry.. He'll make a lot of engineers cry

@ariedevs 5 лет назад

:'(

@VVeremoose 4 года назад

Gotta harden your emotional environment, bro

@Sam_mah006 4 года назад

Keep seeing, u will fill the difference, this is a great way of teaching.

@paperboy8708 4 года назад

@Sadat Karim His subs were at like 10k when I first started watching

@celvsmachine 3 года назад

Nah bro this guy is an engineer lmao they all think this when answering you nicely

@PRANKZOMBIE 6 лет назад

I laughed really hard when he said Fuck the first time. I wasn't expecting it.

@philmccartney3214 7 лет назад

Jorge, I really appreciate your no-nonsense (fuck being politically correct) style of teaching. Keep up the excellent work, because you have a unique way of opening people's eyes like no other instructor. It's that RAW, 'in your face' approach that makes you stand out. Bravo, my friend!

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 7 лет назад

Thanks A LOT Philip, this comments like your keep me going :)

@victorparlindungan5659 7 лет назад

you head is just like mine. When i do an interview, im not only answer their question, I tell them more than a answer they want. Example, they ask us about routing, bla..bla.. I add some security stuff in my speech, like the security term, the implementation of security device, the awarness to security, and many more.

@kavyakothari9082 7 лет назад

He is awesome because of you Jorge I am in love with networking. Keep it up

@johnnierandell1321 7 лет назад

I will never forget this video! because I'm preparing for several interviews and I have to stand out. When I get where I need to be, expect a visit from me because I need to purchase all of your content.

@techytech3487 3 года назад

Did you get where you need to be or close to it?

@derploud2287 7 лет назад

Give them a Fooking story!!!! I like this guy

@shaer6 7 лет назад

This is definitely the best interview prep video i have ever seen..

@human151 3 года назад

This is the most awesome IT guy I’ve ever seen...and I’ve seen a lot.

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks for your comment human151, stay tuned to my channel for the next videos and don’t forget to Subscribe and Share the content if you think it may be useful for someone else.

@MegakeepWorks 7 лет назад

I've just stumbled upon your videos while looking for network related stuff (I am restudying for CCNA R&S) and I've found your videos really engaging and informative without any bullcrap involved. I think this is what I was missing while I've applied for interviews at different IT companies (and also lots of theoretical and hand-on experience). It's almost as you were shoving knowledge down my brain. I don't mind that type of shoving. :D Thank you for the great videos.

@Mike_Virata 4 года назад

This is the most no nonsense answers I've ever heard. You are the man!

@manishas9411 3 года назад

Getting interviewed is high stress so thanks a lot for these pointers. You are super awesome. Side note: It's good to see a non-white network engineer be so confident and knowledgeable in the field but then you're super motivating and not arrogant about your knowledge. I'm also a network tech but I have a major confidence issue so I'm hoping to watch more of these types of motivating videos so I don't lose hope in myself. Thanks for creating these videos.

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed the video, confidence is one of the most common struggles I've seen around in the field, so its always good you´re trying to improve in that way. Also I would recommend you to reverse engineer where you wanna go or who you want to become, and thanks for watching! You may find these information valuable, check it out: bit.ly/3cT5FoA

@RoyalNykki 6 лет назад

I love this video and the vulgar language is awesome. Great interview advice!!!

@eon001 4 года назад

Makes his video stands out. Don't do it in a job interview though ;P

@SpaceCowboy-D 6 лет назад

I have been working in IT for a long time, IT interviews suck. I have my A+,N+,S+,CCNA & CCNP(R-S). You remind me of my mentors and managers I worked with along the way. IT is rough, people swear a lot, thats how an IT environment is. If theres an issue, you gotta fix is NOW no fucking time wasting.

@samirprasla1770 7 лет назад

Very informative but make an correction there DHCP is Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol not Domain Host Configration Protocol.

@ElreyRayo 7 лет назад

I'm sure he knows that, but English is his second language and obviously, he's tongue processes the words faster than the brain, plus the camera etc... we bilinguals have that issue :)

@sathyanaresh3080 6 лет назад

hello both are right

@stlguy1976 5 лет назад

I have been recently laid off from an IT Service Managed provider after I have been working for them for 5+ years. I provided onsite and field support to a variety of clients. I mainly dealt with the retail and financial and health industries. I'm starting to Interview again for various IT positions. My problem is that I agree with formulating the answer with a story. But my problem is what if I don't have a clue as to what the Interviewer is asking me or the topic?

@michellemiddleton3092 6 лет назад

Jorge, Your energy is awesome! I will definitely formulate a "story-telling" response in my interviews. Keep it up. Thanks.

@Rev350 4 года назад

I am watching this 15 mins before my telephonic technical round for post of L1 network engineer Thanks 🙏

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 4 года назад

Let me know how it goes :)

@Rev350 4 года назад

Network Engineer Academy Yess it was way too better than the previous one. I gave the reference of my college lab instead of previous company thing as I did not have any prior experience. Thanks and I subscribed you right before my interview.

@vishaljeshnani1352 4 года назад

@@Rev350 hey I am fresher too and applied for AWS data center can you give me tips and guide me

@victoroderaanyakorah7433 7 лет назад

You are good man, I'm inspired and already kicking off with your teachings and videos. wish you could be my instructor and mentor in my networking career but i'm in Nigeria. i'm just a Crab CCNA guy. I'm starting afresh because of you. Thanks man

@GPATtheGOAT 5 лет назад

Lmao I love this guy. Ive been on RU-vid since it started ages ago (signed up for Premium today) and I've literally never subscribed to anyone. Today is the day, thank you

@siddeeq3712 5 лет назад

I like the approach to elaborate on an answer to a question. However, from my experience, most interviewers would prefer doing something else than conducting an interview. So answering a question with a standard answers in most cases is good - answering a question by rambling is not. Based on my experience, if the interviewer wants details, they will ask with a follow up question, and that's when can freely elaborate on a topic and bring past experience to show your worth.

@eddjoh1234 6 лет назад

I'm in certification class now & they teach technical definition responses. Love approach man! It is exactly want it is needed to get the position you want. Appreciate the video!

@justaguy6100 5 лет назад

Heheheh I LOVE these videos, it IS a unique interview style and it certainly can make you stand out. I like to get an idea of how many people they're interviewing before I assess how to answer some of the questions. If I'm being more "generalist" about explanations, I like to respond, telling them so, like I'm telling my teenager what these things mean, and simplifying but accurately describing what a VLAN, or DNS server, or what DHCP does. When I know they're looking for your experiences (and that's sometimes a separate question) then it's a GREAT idea to create a story and get them to nodding along with you.

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 5 лет назад

Thanks for the comment and I'm glad that you end up liking the content ;)

@Irvingsilk 2 года назад

Love you brother! Your passion is off the charts! Thank you for the videos!

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 2 года назад

Thanks for watching

@Exen88 7 лет назад

Just your introduction alone..got me subscribed. Lol

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 7 лет назад

Thanks!!!

@loc4725 7 лет назад

+DONALD TRUMP I did a university course in computer science and was absolutely astonished at how little the supposedly 'superior' degree course candidates knew. Also, although both courses were good in some areas, neither taught enough practical/real world skills and I could see candidates comming out with strong academic qualifications but little actual understanding of how things came together. In the real world they would be near useless to an employer.

@kyroKAZUMA 6 лет назад

I got a new job. Thank You! This is absolutely helpful

@erikw113 7 лет назад

I am glad I found your channel. Great insight on the IT industry.

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 7 лет назад

Thanks Easy

@eon001 4 года назад

I've always been a fan of stories and analogies. I have an interview coming up, so I'm prepping.

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 4 года назад

Good luck at your Interview eon001, Thanks for your comment, stay tuned to my channel for the next videos and don’t forget to subscribe and share the content if you think it may be useful for someone else.

@eon001 4 года назад

@@NetworkEngineerAcademy For sure. I have background in design and illustrations and I've even gone as far as making comic book style art work of IT concepts. (In the same style as Tron, Wreck it Ralph etc). It was just a bit of fun, but it's really helped me gain a better understanding of the IT concepts when I turn them into art work and stories.

@cooldude5699 5 лет назад

How do you create stories relating to experiences that you had on the job if you haven’t had the actual experience?

@marlenep8425 6 лет назад

You really know who interviewers think. I've heard coworkers complain about being assigned to interview new applicants. It makes sense to entertain them with stories that make sense.

@Sam_mah006 4 года назад

U r a very nice teacher , keep going

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 4 года назад

Thank you! 😃 and thanks for watching Sam.

@celvsmachine 3 года назад

Subbed cause you cussed me out lmao I need that motivation in my life

@Atulsinha-k8m 7 лет назад

its really pure and excellent the way of interact with interviewer is really awesome keep going u r doing excellent job sir

@Hemo2OO 7 лет назад

This video is really an eye opening. Thanks :)

@abusohyb1191 6 лет назад

I never heard of a Blan.

@canadate123 6 лет назад

He ment VLAND

@mokaibaNEW 6 лет назад

VLAN

@penfist5109 6 лет назад

It is a foot locker where human ignorance is stored.

@LighteningOne 6 лет назад

lol haha

@legolas7r 6 лет назад

Me too 🤣

@spodlasu 6 лет назад

How to describe encapsulation: each layer adds header before, e.g. your datagram called "networking engineer academy" will be called "fucking networking engineer academy" in the layer below. Remember: the "fucking" is a HEADER :-)

@sj3657 3 года назад

Real talk! Great advice around story telling and not being a search engine xerox machine.

@geekyblue269 7 лет назад

Dude, you are amazing

@LongWindedUsername 4 года назад

BADASS BIDEO! This is great, thank you.

@stlguy1976 5 лет назад

@stevet.4974 7 лет назад

Oh well never mind. LOL I thought I did well. So if you don't provide a scenario based answer, its not good? I'll keep that in mind- use scenarios whenever possible. But that can lead to rambling. Its a tricky balance.

@jschro446 6 лет назад

I absolutely love this! Thank you for this advice my friend!

@TheSplitTongue 7 лет назад

Ah! This video really speaks to me. I recently started in the I.T field and long story short...I got my server + because I was told by the SR sysadmin I needed it to join the server team and get out of my Helpdesk position. Now I am freaking out because a guy quit on the SR sysadmin's team and they are looking to give me an interview for the position...annnd the server + didn't teach me anything. So I am studying all over again just for an interview.

@cylerdavid6070 3 года назад

Thank you alot!

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 3 года назад

You're welcome! Thanks for your comment, stay tuned to my channel for the next videos and don’t forget to subscribe and share the content if you think it may be useful for someone else.

@allogeorge7952 4 года назад

You smart Bro!

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 4 года назад

Appreciate that. thanks for your feedback and taking the time to watch the video George.

@7of9jml 4 года назад

You gave fairly good advice, but I didn't understand the sudden shift, like 5 minutes in, to including the f-word in your instruction, only to stop for a while, then bring it back in again. The tenor change seriously interrupted the flow of your message and distracted more than if you had started off and continued cussing throughout. It sure didn't seem natural. But other than that, it was good advice, so, thank you?

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 4 года назад

Hello Seven Thanks for your comment, stay tuned to my channel for the next videos and don’t forget to subscribe and share the content if you think it may be useful for someone else.

@poorlittledutchkid 6 лет назад

passionate, energy and honesty - solid vid, great information !

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@YordleScout 6 лет назад

Love it, these tips are gold!

@maythamalzarqani3962 4 года назад

Thank you

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 4 года назад

You're welcome Maytham :)

@robsorbo 7 лет назад

This seems like a great approach for an experienced NE, but what is the best way for someone looking for a first time position? I love the idea of story, but I don't have any personal stories to draw on.

@samizhr4096 6 лет назад

So you answer the technical question based on your experience, i just graduated I don't have an experience what do i do ?

@UtpalBhattacharjee 5 лет назад

At least you can say these answers based on your experience in the lab environment.

@MrNicks-gn8jc 5 лет назад

#LabEveryday and the experiences will come. Volunteer for work/UpWork/etc and you can also get experiences that way as well

@AceOfSpadeDa 7 лет назад

what an awesome answer! Thanks a lot for this sir!

@sammetaanjana6513 6 лет назад

Hi, Hope u r doing good. I have a question. I do not have any experience in networking and I just completed by Bachelor's technology in Electronics and Communications stream. What is the best way for me to answer the same question. And could u refer me some sources where I can get lot of stuff regarding these networks and their issues.

@007Nameless 7 лет назад

This is great, for any field for interviews. Here's my problem, I have a Jr Network Engineer interview. I have my CCNA, but I have never been an engineer in a professional settings. What stories could I used if I haven't been in those situations?

@iceghost27 6 лет назад

Tell a story about a problem you solved that relates to a question they ask. Have you done labs? Talk about a cool lab exercise you had to troubleshoot that relates to the interview topic

@ashishrawat8010 5 лет назад

Then make a story urself, who knws u r lieing 😆😆😆

@breww82 7 лет назад

Great video!!! Very honest and helpful!

@tariqkhan76 5 лет назад

very good method.

@007Sweden100 5 лет назад

Blan is a new thing!!! Its more important than VFR

@mkhaled5275 6 лет назад

Legend.. "Wer here to give you content, not any fcking bowl shiit" 2018 Lol

@christianespina5433 4 года назад

Thank you for that advice I always make that all the time answer that question thats why Im not getting the job now I will now apply what you have tell on the video

@TheBrahma89 7 лет назад

Dear Sir, I have just found this video and you did a great job. Hats off. I have done my Ccna Certification in routing switching and planning to pursue my ccnp. But i want to ask you, in this session you had already mentioned tell the stories instead of normal interview question answer from google to the interviewer. But in my case I can't tell stories to them because I do not have experience in networking. Its easy for those candidates who actually working or have an experience in networking. In this scenario what can i do and how should I crack the interview? please reply thanks in advance.

@degori_16 7 лет назад

Great video bro. I appreciate your hard -work!!!

@akrider8410 7 лет назад

2nd time i am subscribing any channel on youtube. Nice one!!

@abdullahmobark6183 7 лет назад

????? what are the things that I should never forget as ccna certified and can you please make a sequence for your videos to make it easy to follw

@thebestworld5627 5 лет назад

Thanks from morocco

@tallst1 4 года назад

This is an awesome eye opener.

@leonardohernandez9804 6 лет назад

I have a phone interview and I'm preparing for it!!!!!! Even though it's not related to software engineering but CIS!!!

@AshrafulHaqueRasel 7 лет назад

Sir i appreciate you . I want to be a network engineer. Can learn a lot from you (from Bangladesh)

@guruteja766 4 года назад

@networkengineeracademy is there any technical and troubleshooting videos on real-time scenarios? On some important protocols which interviewers concentrate more

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 4 года назад

I will see if I upload some of those videos.

@aloomaade426 7 лет назад

Yes!! More of this type of videos sir

@pedrodias5857 7 лет назад

You said 'on my previous job', 'I had a client', 'On the company I am working'... but how can I apply this answers to my situation? I am taking my CCNA R&S and I don't have any experience in the area, so i can't answer the things you said. How should I do it?

@ceo4eva 7 лет назад

study harder so that you can be able to backup your knowledge

@MegakeepWorks 7 лет назад

If you don't have that type of experience, you can also try something like "Well, during one of my labs I've stumbled upon such issue and I've approached that like this after studying X" or "One of my friends had a problem connecting to the Internet and I've asked what did his network show ... and then explained him this solution to try it out".

@firozsiddique555 7 лет назад

Hey jorge ,i hav a question. Cisco certifigates r valid for 3years. If i am working with a company n my certifigate got invalid. What should i do to renew my certifigate .

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 7 лет назад

yes at this point it will be better if you renew and dont be lazy, go after a higher certifications, because depending what higher certifications you get, you dont have to do the entry level ones.

@Makeup-tipss 6 лет назад

You are the best ... plz keep updating ... can you make a Vedio for all topics for system engineer

@razadaza9651 6 лет назад

yeah the B-LAHN, that one got me!!!!!! hahaha

@vishaljeshnani1352 4 года назад

Hello I'm a fresher and applied for AWS data center can you tell me what stories I can make because I don't have any experience

@timecalen 6 лет назад

Omg, thanks so much... aww he's so handsome .I am in love with him :) ah founder cant belive that

@kiransatpathy1114 7 лет назад

hyyy bro i will never forget this video. please more upload this type of videos !

@aloomaade426 7 лет назад

Need some more System Engineer questions

@mayurganesh2469 7 лет назад

Thanks for your video appreciate.could you please clear my dout DHCP Port No

@chathurangasa 7 лет назад

Really helpful thank you..

@miketh1234 6 лет назад

What is a VLAN?

@makezi7 5 лет назад

Badass, I effin love it!

@atchg3388 6 лет назад

Thank you very much.

@HouseJunk1e 5 лет назад

what a bad ass bideo!

@damclev 6 лет назад

You're good, dude. Nice!

@abdishakurahmed792 7 лет назад

Thanks, gorge. awesome.

@aloomaade426 7 лет назад

Great job man, I never knew,

@edgardanielarevalo6013 6 лет назад

Fucking Great Video man!!!!! I am a fan of you now!!!! keep them coming!

@damirrajabov29 5 лет назад

Great man!

@kyroKAZUMA 6 лет назад

Many Thanks +rep.

@packetsbulliespb3441 7 лет назад

Game changer :0 Thanks

@albertjimenez548 3 года назад

Take a shot every time he said ok, ok?

@dinjoute6454 7 лет назад

thank you for the video...:)

@NetworkEngineerAcademy 7 лет назад

No problem Din.

@alejandrosantacruz5379 7 лет назад

You're a badass bro

@eklypised 7 лет назад

So i have a phone interview for a Network Analyst job Wed. What type of questions do you think their gonna ask? some of the qualification are understanding layer 1 and layer 2 protocols. understanding BGP, OSPF, STP, etc. Understanding LAN/WAN, TCP/IP. Standard telecom operation procedures. Any ideas?

@racker5108 7 лет назад

how'd it go?

@eklypised 7 лет назад

Where can I get a shirt at man....shits are nice

@62saki91 7 лет назад

soo.. how i would have answered DNS, DHCP, and Vlans. DNS converts text into a useable address for a users computer allowing the client to access the files or information they want, or need. DHCP allows for automation of assigning IP numbers in a network, reducing the time it takes to integrate a new network, or expand an existing one. and Vlans, Vlans allow you to seperate sections of the business on a network without the need to purchase additional equipment. For example, you can have accounting and payroll, and helpdesk using the same switch, but have the information between the two areas stay seperated from each other through Vlan utilization. yeah i probably failed your interview...

@62saki91 7 лет назад

also noticing your vlan answer.. why not put the IT management switch into VTP mode server, and the new office switch into client, thereby automatically propagating VLANS into the the VLAN table for use? although i guess for security reasons, having a populated Vlan table and an employee who is good at I.T. could lead to port reassignment to get sneak peeks at other areas information thereby posing an informational security issue.

@WoodbridgeGuy06 7 лет назад

We Like Stories.. We Are Humans!! JORGE has the Truth :)

@racker5108 7 лет назад

badass bideo

@stevet.4974 7 лет назад

Usually an instructor dropping F bombs left and right would cause me to seriously question his credibility. LOL man can you imagine Kevin Wallace dropping those F-bombs. But you pull it off Jorge, don't know why. Instructional videos do tend to get pretty dry so your... colorful approach does have its merits. It's kinda like bumping into an English speaking dude in Colombia who happens to be a Cisco network engineer, and is delighted to shoot the shit with his tourist buddy.. So I'm going to keep watching and see what I can pick up. Already your DNS/DHCP/VLAN scenario has gotten me thinking about strategies for answering these types of questions. When I paused the video and started, what happened was I knew what to say, but started rambling and fumbling over my words. So I realized answering these questions to KISS and concentrate on 3-4 bullet points per topic. Bingo, my answers almost exactly mirrored yours when I restarted the video. So I learned something already and I appreciate it.

@shadaerandall8098 7 лет назад

You are fucking awesome! Thank you for this video!

@PornoCorner 7 лет назад

I'd definitely want to know if the guy giving me the interview knows the technology or is just reading from his script. When you asked "What's a VLAN?" I immediately chuckled and thought about how my coworkers and I often joke around during implementations and whisper: "Hey... what's a VLAN?" hahaha.