Cybersecurity is not an entry level position...they should consider targeting it support or cloud roles...they should also look into creating portfolios and expanding their presence on social media by posting about projects they have worked on
@@justinbailey7281 you can get IT Support jobs that involve you navigating cloud platforms to solve people's problems - Cloud Support...It isnt as entry as IT Support or Help Desk but its easier to get into than a jr Cyber job
You are not wrong! It takes a certain amount of privilege to be able to work for free. However, having a filler job while you work for free at different places like churches, nonprofits, etc. you can gain quite a lot of experience that you can then use to beef up your resume. For example, Jason used to work for free as a volunteer with the Boy Scouts and with some local churches, even though he had a full-time position paying his salary. In his case, it wasn't for gaining experience, but to give back, yet the same could be applied to folks trying to gain additional experience. The volunteer work doesn't have to be full-time, even part-time can help you out!
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Cybersecurity is not an entry level position...they should consider targeting it support or cloud roles...they should also look into creating portfolios and expanding their presence on social media by posting about projects they have worked on
Why would cloud be entry level
@justinbailey7281 it's not but Cybersecurity is more advanced then cloud support
@@justinbailey7281 you can get IT Support jobs that involve you navigating cloud platforms to solve people's problems - Cloud Support...It isnt as entry as IT Support or Help Desk but its easier to get into than a jr Cyber job
Working for free is out of the question for us broke folks. Lol
You are not wrong! It takes a certain amount of privilege to be able to work for free. However, having a filler job while you work for free at different places like churches, nonprofits, etc. you can gain quite a lot of experience that you can then use to beef up your resume. For example, Jason used to work for free as a volunteer with the Boy Scouts and with some local churches, even though he had a full-time position paying his salary. In his case, it wasn't for gaining experience, but to give back, yet the same could be applied to folks trying to gain additional experience. The volunteer work doesn't have to be full-time, even part-time can help you out!
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