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That’s crazy! Was transportation a big percentage of your take home pay?

I set computer technician a+ as my trade in job corps. So I’m hoping it goes well to the point I have a job on it.

JP - Mike thanks for sharing your experience and I am have thinking about that Cybersecurity or that Azure Networking track after I try and knock out this ENARSI. Keep moving Brother!

Good advice good 👍🏾

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What prompted this individual to want to switch the Networking. Cyber has been a goal for many in networking roles or help desk. Is cyber overhyped?

By the way, Debt: I'm currently in a Helpdesk role. I took your advice and am doing the Cisco Networking Essentials Course before I try out the CCNA.

By fav my favorite career advice RUclipsr, alongside NetworkChuck.

Amazing content! Definitely found the value and subscribed.

Longest I’ve studied was 7 hours

I’m working on obtaining my Network+. Gonna catch up.

Ah ok , show it would be to the best benefit for someone to get both, to boost their portfolio. 💯👍🏾

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I don’t know anything about cyber or networking. You give really helpful info and get straight to the point in a nice easy to follow flow.

Well they made it easy for us now and combined it all into the CCNA. Doesn't count as an IAT Level 2 cert like the Sec+ so you would have to get both unless you moved up to the CCNP.

Thank you for this podcast. I successfully passed the CompTIA Cloud+ and the Azure fundamentals test via the remote proctor and it is a process but once you do it once it is a easy after that. Keep up the good work!

If you go to Microsoft learn and go to the fundamental training event they will give you a 50% code for the exam. The training is about 2 hrs for 2 days. It does take about 8 business days for them to actually send you the 50% of code.

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Bro got them grandma glasses 😂 but great video

I’m currently studying Cybersecurity, but I’ve realized that it’s not the path I want to pursue. Instead, I’m more interested in network engineering and system administration. I’ll graduate with a couple of CompTIA certifications as part of my degree, but I plan to focus on more practical certs like the CCNA and RHCSA afterward. I’m taking the Network+ at the end of this month and already hold the Security+ and CySA+. I’ve completed several networking projects, and I’m currently working on a major one for my resume. Do you think I have a chance of landing a junior sys admin or network engineer role, or would I need to start with a help desk position first?

Good advice. I did indeed (no pun intended) sign up with indeed and was told about dice. I do need to build up by linkedin page.

This channel deserves way more attention. Thanks for your story.

Great information in this Ep.

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I have that certification and I’m looking to get more cloud certs!

It took me three months after getting my CCNA to find a networking related job. It felt like a year and the struggle was real but perseverance is key. Now its just being patient and gathering experience so we can level up.

Thanks!

Didn't know about that exam, but honestly haven't looked into each of the concentration exams but that one does sound pretty dope. May look into it, not for the sake of taking the exam, but for understanding the blueprint and seeing some of the documentation. Appreciate you presenting this knowledge and the details. Keep up the good work!

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Keep on pushing and get that Encor. I took it, which took me 4 months' worth of studying, and I am currently studying the ENARSI, so let's knock this out before the end of the year!!!!!

I just got the cert but where are the jobs for newbies?

Great information is giving in this EP.

Definitely subscribed! Switching over into IT after serving in the millitary for the last 13 yrs. Your advice has been golden so far

Thank you 👍

The return on investment with certifications is extremely high. When I learned that early on Lebron and Brady spent millions on their body and training year round. I can at least spend a few thousand. Like you mentioned, your skills will progress and that is what brings the $$

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I am new to the industry so I'm wet behind the ears. Not having any real knowledge of the industry what would be my best route to go when learning the absolute basics? I was on WGU saw the full stack also many other options. Whats your advice ? New sub😊.

You make good videos. Keep up the good work! I like the intro music too haha 👍

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Hey, great video man. Know im a little late to the upload but appreciate you putting stuff like this out there. I got my CCNA and sec+ but no work experience other than management. Might have to take this position and get hired internally.

Would you say the Net+ is more of equally important as the sec + certification

I'm at the middle of ccna before I took the ccst, It almost felt like a review but cheaper certificate with cisco logo stamped to it. I couldn't afford ccna exam so I took it first and hopefully find a decent paying job before taking my CCNA.

I’m aiming to pass it next month. Fingers crossed 🤞

Im gonna studt for the new 1.1 ccna 🎉🎉

Nice. Thanks.

The CCNA cert is great with government contacting. If you look at some of the biggest contractors like GDIT, Leidos, SAIC, Booz Allen, etc. they are big on it. A lot of the time companies will say you don't need it, but it is recommended. Well the CCNA can be that difference, and this what i heard from my network architect after interviews. The study material in the CCNA is a great foundation for getting into anything in IT. I can only speak about cyber and cloud a bit.

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Good info