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I got my first job as a desktop support engineer last month after ccna certification..and it feels like this video is specially for me😊😊....love u jorge
Glad it was helpful! Salik keep up the good Work Man I am glad my videos are helping people that are in the The IT Field or seeking to get into this career.
@@NetworkEngineerAcademy Sorry to burst the bubble on A+ but there are big companies that demand the A+ period regardless of what type of IT position you are looking for. One company big and hires a lot of Network and IT admins around the country(sorry cant mention there name because i work for them) min requirements is a MANDATORY A+ it says on the Indeed/Dice/Monster job postings. Reason is this company wants everyone working for them to at least have A+ as a requirement for employment. I applied got as a junior Network engineer and the job posting was like this A+ Absolutely required(in bold black letters) then CCNA and/or CCNP, Comptia Sec+ and VMware(preferred). But as you can see how they emphasize the A+ regardless of the much more valuable CCNA/CCNP.
Your videos are incredibly inspirational and right on point. Your plan is similar to what I've been doing *instinctively* and *informally* over the years (and taught others to do when I was a freelance college instructor), but you've laid it out in a very precise blueprint and schedule. Truly excellent. It also really struck a sympathetic chord for me when you talked about struggling as an immigrant. I have many friends from Brazil who have had to learn the language AND master the technology, and it's a daunting challenge. Respect. I went through something similar when I lived in Tokyo and had to learn Japanese to survive. It's not easy. You have to reach deep down and find a lot of inner courage and strength to persevere. I want to join your masterclass when I have an income again. But in the meantime, you mentioned posting questions. I wondered if you might dedicate a video to the topics of VOIP and cybersecurity? Thank you again for all your amazing, hard work! I've never been so inspired before!
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Hi Jorge, I am career shifter, from zero to hero. I got also my CCNA Cert last April 2021.Thank you for all your videos. I got my Job as Network and Telco Support Engineer. I will start on Monday. Can you give me some advice how to manage the First Day of my Job? Thank you! :)
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1 year ago I got my first job in IT. As a level 1 support and I'm pretty good at it but now I feel like I need to learn and do more. I'm definitely going for my CCNA
Seriously, you need to take a rest bro. Im happy watching your video and understand you really committed with the job, but a little bit of break will help you. Go spend some time with your family and come back again😁😁. I just afraid that one day you might feels stressed with all these commitment. Have a good day!!!
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Great video. I am new to IT and just starting to get into the field. Should I study the network + material before the CcNA marterial?? Only take the exam for the CCNA?
me? - did my CCNA + MTA back a few years ago... - now, need cardiac surgery + various other at some point soon, - as for network stuff, I now employ myself as my own systems manager / designer... - experience is gained daily... - soon, sick or not sick, I will be in demand....
Jorge love your videos! You definitely an inspiration! but the number may not be accurate. for 90K hourly is 43.27... Keep doing your thing! I always appreciate these videos!!!!!
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Thanks for all your videos Jorge. I’m just finished the NexGenT network engineer cohort. I’m planning to take my CCNA on December. But I’m already started to apply. I want to put my foot on the door and gain some experience, and I need a new job ASAP. And like you said, a lot of opportunities, but a lot of new people like me in the market. So, I’m not having any luck landing my first IT job
@@NetworkEngineerAcademy It was the first IT training that I saw, and I don’t have money to pay for a training right now. That “pay later” thing buys me
Hello Kmet sorry to hear that, I've been helping a lot of my students that were in the same position as you, with the blueprint. And then once you don with the 55 videos I can schedule a 1-on-1 with you and go over every question you may have. and give advice for you to position your self and get a good job.
I talk to many " network engineers " who obviously have zero experience and I run circles around them. Always was wondering in the back of my head, " I have to be seriously under paid " you have shown me that is true. Lol
Teacher, i live in France currently studying the CCNA but its not well known here. The salary without Bachelor is very low even 25k. What can you advice me to reach 80k in Europ? Should i leave to UK or swisserland or try the USA ? À lot of French people ask themself this question. Thank you in advance teacher.
Come to LA bro, the jobs out here pay 85 - 115 K for network engineer and there is plenty of jobs out here too. Also no degree needed only certs. Plus I mean it's freaking LA, what's not to love.
Hi, hopefully I get a response bc im lost. I have a bachelors in medical technology aka clinical lab science. An unrelated field. I am seeking a career change but basically am ground zero with computers. My knowledge base doesnt exceed Google searches and microsoft word. Where do I begin? I am 27 and not thinking entry level. I want something bigger and obviously to make more than i do now, which is 50k.
Is a important for network engineer do MCA..? if he did Graduation from BA. Because I am doing job as a network engineer from 2.5 years but i graduated from BA stream now i don't know what i'll do.. Is there any problem in future if i'll apply in another company..?
Hi, hopefully I get a response bc im lost. I have a bachelors in medical technology aka clinical lab science. An unrelated field. I am seeking a career change but basically am ground zero with computers. My knowledge base doesnt exceed Google searches and microsoft word. Where do I begin? I am 27 and not thinking entry level. I want something bigger and obviously to make more than i do now, which is 50k. I am thinking cyber security. But again, no idea wtf i am talking about. 😟
Hi sir, I have 2.3years experience in noc monitoring devices like switch and router,firewall,sdwan.I'm planning to do masters in networking or security. Please suggest me the course and the certifications to do in which we can build a safe and strong career. I'm very much confused please reply and help me sir.
Guru, when hiring a network engineer that has years of experience, justifying a potential rate increase I am typically looking for someone that is a SME. I have placed network engineers on long term contracts for over 200k many times. This comes down to many factors such as the geographic location of the contract or position and the area of experience. Typically master level VoIP SME engineers have the highest potential for earnings. Over 10-years of experience and an IAT level III CompTIA certification are also very helpful (Sec+ is a must for GOV contracting with clearance). CCNA helps, CCNP makes you very visible. However a Network Engineer with a CISSP is a rarity and a guaranteed high earner with the proper years of hands-on experience in a particular area. Very respectfully, and all the best to you and your career fellow Cisco R&S.
