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Hello there, Really thankful that someone is making bioinformatics video.. they are helpful. Thankyou I recently completed my master's degree in Biotechnology.. applied for some jobs.. but they aren't replying back. I'm interested in bioinformatics, by knowing that this is a dry lab, jobs can be remote and salary can be a bit high other than wet labs.. although I'm somehow a tad clueless about bioinformatics. Just like everyone I also want to support my family financially. Can't afford the expensive tution fees regarding bioinformatics from institutes/firms. Can you please help me to build a roadmap from scratch, how much time will it take to land a job, if I wanted to do bioinformatics jobs. Hopefully I'm asking the right question. Lol It would be really helpful if you reply

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Thanks for sharing. You have no idea how many people you're gonna help ❤

what a great break down. thanks man.

Does this apply to clf 002?

One thing people need to realize is this is A method. It doesn't work for everyone. You need to test different methods to find something that fits with your personality type.

Thanks for the post. For a computer science engineering(not software) graduate, would the following certification 1)CCNA 2)AWS certified solution architect (associate) 3)AWS certified sysOps Adminstrator(associate) 4) AWS Certified Advanced Networking , VSphere7, Terraform and Ansible be a good path. Or would you suggest a different order. Thanks

Thanks for sharing, I was looking for something exactly like this! 😁🙌🏼🙌🏼

Thank you for this bro

What about 41?

From where I will get these books and which editions. How do I know that the books I have are the latest and up-to-date?

its a little too late but thanks

How many pages does this book have?

But the reality is that Solution Architect does both : prepares design of a system, deploys it in the cloud, then develops application, creates test cases, do testing, manages code in code repository and writes all sorts of specification - for system design, software design, implementation and testing. Many companies believe that Solution Architect. Is just software developer, DevOps can be a little bit on maintenance side though in comparison to Solution Architect. Be aware. Many companies simply don’t recognize roles division as cloud vendors defined then. DevOps often means software development plus micro services. The position of SysOps is very vague.

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CompTIA N+ is more difficult than CISCO CCNA by far.

Cool video. Outstanding book collection in the back.

Passed the Security+ 701 today. I’m going to jump straight into this course for a week. There should be overlap material from my previous exam.

I took this test last year and didnt pass it. It is pretty challenging. I then went for Sec+ and passed that, seemed a lot easier. I am going to dive back into SSCP and give it another go. Great content!

do we need to read SSCP 3rd edition guide ? or 2nd edition is enough? I am planning to take this april 2024

Hi I am planning to give the sscp cert can i refer darril gibson the one you showed in the video coz that book is of 2018 so is it fine as its 2024😅 was wondering.

That was really helpful perez

Will you endorse me if I clear the exam

No age limit to any of Robert Greens writings 👑

Thank you for this interview, Abdie has my dream job and my dream company to work for. I also to work for University as in IT field support. I will take advantage of the MS program in Cybersecurity. I would like to know what platform does LM uses, for example: cloud, Linux... etc. That I can get a jump on it. Thank you!

Thank you so much! 😁

Just want to recommend if I may if anyone is planning on working for the Government as in you have a clearance already, you may want to take a look at the DOD approved 8570 baseline certifications, and move from there because what you DON'T want to do is get a bunch of certs you don't need however CISSP is definitely one you ultimately are going to need/want if you plan on any role in cybersecurity

Can you give link in community tab

Thank you for finally explain the differences! Great video!

This breakdown is very clear

Short and effective video thanks.

Thank you for this video made things a bit clear for me.

Sec+ is an intermediate level cert. Required for many US DOD jobs/contractor jobs. No formal experience requirement. Don't underestimate it.

Can u send the link from where u bought it?

Thank you

Some great info for newbies to the field. Thanks for sharing.

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from ISC2- "SSCP certification demonstrates you have the advanced technical skills and knowledge to implement, monitor and administer IT infrastructure using security best practices, policies and procedures established by the cybersecurity experts at (ISC)²."

can you make a video on CC by ISC2?

Is the CySa+ even worth? I barely ever hear anyone bring it up.

What sort of jobs does the aws associate solutions architect land? since it is not very technical. I assume it is geared for a consultant type role. Is the salary high with associate architect cert? I just dont know if there is a defined career path for aws achitect vs sys ops does. It can go from sys ops --> devops ---> developer.

Which is easier?

This was very helpful, thank you.

Thank you for this info I’m about to start solutions architect

But why are there 2 prints of the 5 AM club in your shelf? 😛

I am working as a Fraud Prevention associate and doing bachelors degree in computer science online. Although my job is non-technical its investigating the risks and fraud patterns in accounts using Airbnb. So can you help me with the roadmap to transition into Cybersecurity.

And 40 year olds...ahem 😬😬😬🤣🤣

Do you pay an additional fee for the physical certificate? And is a physical version available for the CC?😒

There is also the one year prequsite pathway which you can satisfy the one year work experience by getting a degree basically in Computer Science or Information Security related( Which conviniently i am , im currently just finishing my internship module which was the only thing holding me from completing my degree for 2 years, getting internships here wasnt easy)..When i saw this prequisite rule, i got extremely motivated to redirect my attention from the Security+ to this Cert, passed my ISC2 CC yesterday by the way :)