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Well said! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

hello dear want work with you if you allow me

Me rn lol

Wow! It's interesting seeing a female Network Engineer, this is an encouragement to me; as I'm just starting out in this career path. Though I've not gotten a job offer after my training in CCNA, CompTIA network+, A+ but I'm believing to get one soon.

Hey girl! It’s so refreshing to see a black girl on this space. I need the comfort of my sisters as I pursue my journey to CCNA. So glad to be a new subbie and join your community 🫶🏾

I missed the live

"its the first of December" 🤣🤣

13:18 That's how I ended up watching Re: Zero last week and that shi actually turned out to be pretty decent. It was consistently good too. A lot of these shows start strong and turn into cheeks... *looking at Shield Hero*

Not the booty 🍑 chicks 😭

no way I missed this :(

Dang. I missed live

I am a junior network engineer and also an IT officer, i am looking at remote or hybrid roles on network engineering, i would love to know which to focus on

I want to be a “manager” at my job only because it’s 100% possible to have a manager title (due to workload and therefore increased pay) without people managing a single soul In my role, I deal with upper management all the time. I treat them like regular peers because they are lol I get along with them very well

Companies don’t own us and we don’t marry them. We sell our skills and experiences to them, that’s all. In consulting my job doesn’t involve x hours, it is about completing a project. The key is to set a goal, don’t expect to do it forever or aimlessly. Plan to pay off your house, or cars, or save a half a million, then commit to quitting the least desirable one.

I have been asked about IPS IDS, Traffic flow of firewall, ISE, NAT, How to Trouble Shoot firewall, HA Firewall OS Upgrade.

My question is: when applying for roles, do you put your current employer/job in your resume? And if asked about your current job, what do you answer?

Hi. I'm new. I want to know, if I can become a network engineer in the field of telecommunication

Hi. I'm new. I want to know, if I can become a network engineer in the field of telecommunication

I watched this a year ago and could barely answer any of these. Watched it again just now and answered just about all of them. Very encouraged. Thanks for the content.

I have a Google data center interview this week, with a Networking portion. I don't think it will be in depth, but I'm not a network engineer.

DORA: DISCOVER, OFFER, REQUEST, ACK

bro what

I have seen people come to the field and dont even know how to use outlook but they have 5 to 10 years experience working! lol. Bootcamps can be great but like she said, they are scamming! The prices are outrageous and sometimes the training is so basic and unstructured!. That's why i always encourage people to shadow to see the day to day work and how its done!

I agree 100% with what you said! Everything you said was spot on and exactly what im feeling. I'm an E-6 in the Navy, I was promoted last year, and now I'm a leading petty officer (LPO) of a division of 12 people, and I fcking hate it! I would argue being a "manager" in the military is even worse than being one in the civilian world, because not only are you responsible for their professional lives you're also responsible for the personal lives. Every little thing they do will come back to bite or burden you somehow. If they dont make their bed in the morning you're going to get yelled at for it, if they forget to file some admin paper work you're a bad leader because you didnt remind them or werent tracking. If they get a ticket or get arrested you're going to know about it or have to show up to get them. If they dont get something done that has nothing to do with you, its your fault! I have to know where they are and what they're doing at all times of the day and be able to explain why or else I get yelled at by my superiors. I have to type up and edit all of their evaluations and awards packages. Which I hate ALOT! If they're not doing anything, I get this constant pressure from higher up to make stuff for them to do. If their uniform is messed up, somehow, no matter how small the discrepancy if I dont catch and correct it before someone higher rank notices it, I get yelled at. When we don't get out early enough, I feel like the guys on my team blame me for it. You were so right about the meetings! My job has become so much more political since I got promoted. The number of meetings with other first classes, chiefs, and officers I get pulled into skyrocketed significantly. They're talking about nothing or nothing I care about in these meetings and it drives me crazy. There's a committee of other first class petty officers that I automatically got added to just because I got promoted and I didn't get a choice, so now I gotta go to their meetings, pay dues, and do whatever volunteer BS they sign us up for. I used to not mind being in the Navy when I was an E-5, I would be assigned tasks/problems to solve, I would solve them, and then the rest of my time was mine. I, myself am an independent, libertarian type, I like freedom, autonomy, and being left tf alone. Now, I'm put into a postion where I feel like im baby sitting grown ass adults who arent that much younger than I am. Im constantly on the hook for everything they do (on & off the clock), I get multi-paragraph messages from my divisional officer about business at 8 pm when im trying to relax and decompress. It feels like a prison and im constantly waking up feeling anxious, angry, and depressed all the time. So, now im planning on getting out and going into IT/Cybersecurity. It's not normal that I'm going through the five stages of grief every week. I dont like being a leader, I dont care for it, and I especially hate it because I was put into this position because I passed some test that they forced me to take. I was never really given a choice. (If you dont take the test its disobeying a lawful order) I never asked them to promote me, I was perfectly fine where I was. 😓

Lol yeah. That NDA makes these kind of videos difficult. I totally agree. I also agree on being burnt! All the love and power to you! 🙏

Stop being so hard on yourself . Just do your thing, who cares how it turns out . People don’t create masterpieces with one try.

Drive to Houston. I need a mentor. CCNA is kicking my as$.

The intro😂😂😂😂

I am not a network engineer but work in a facility where we sublease internet and it's requring me to be there incase someone else f*'s up our setup. I wish I can be fully remote and do I.T.

The government sector is where it is at. A large number of the videos I have seen on UA-cam is people getting fired or laid off in the private sector. You feel bad for these people because it is almost similar to how the NFL treats its players. Cool as long as you produce, but when you cannot produce, here goes your final check.

Great content! Diagramming is never complete lol. When you think it is, you realize you just refreshed a site and need to update that diagram again :)

Not everyone thinks your reply is the most important thing of their day. With technical stuff people usually ignore answers until they run into the issue again.

Lmaooo I’m on this same type of time no user response = resolved haha

Our system sends automated messages when they have not responded it will auto close. Otherwise, if it follows up 3 times, and does not close, it will be closed.

As well U shouldn't :-))

How do you do it with both that are phones 😫

Too right. Notes: Ticket closed after multiple failed attempts to contact customer.

so I am level 40 - monitoring the network, checking mails, downing / upping ports / checking logs / dealing with loops, dhcp's causing problems in the network, home routers setups/ talking with clients working with technicians to coordinate them where the problem might be so they can fix it physically, monitoring for power outages ..and I am not sys admin! 😂😂😂 wondering what this position is called

Cold blooded 😅

Well damn😢

Hey I'm from Chicago. I am a Communications Electrician with IBEW134 . We work at all the Data centers in this area. We run the fiber and copper cables, rack and stack and more I love this work. How do you become a Network Engineer?

Private sectors can uproot and move your job overseas. Government can’t. Private sectors can file for bankruptcy. Government can’t. Private sector can close down. Government ain’t going no where.

You caught me with the "spreading them cheeks" line

IT baddie

Hey what’s good Lise🙌🏽 Glad 2 C U! Thanks for sharing another great day in the life joint with us😊 Happy 2 C U going strong with network security and are good with your job👊🏽 And just 4 the record, you’re more inspiring than U know! Every time you share with us, it motivates me to keep pushin and learning. So while I understand what u mean, just know you are appreciated and I always look 4ward to another Certified Curls adventure. So U be blessed, safe and dope AF. Peace & Blessings 2 u and your family👊🏽🙏🏽🎉😊

Welcome back. I know exactly what you mean. You're trying to give people a peak behind the curtain, while also not sharing too much about yourself, or the company you work for. Its difficult and counter productive.

the queen is back 🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺

at first I started to watch your DITL coz I was interested in network engineering. then after a while I watched your DITL because of you. the videos are about you and it is entertaining 😄 however, for a DITL/work vlogs I do appreciate it when you find a problem and need to troubleshoot, then take us through your troubleshooting process. it doesn't need to be glamorous coz it is helpful. but if you need to take a break from it, that's 100% okay. everybody who gets it knows the job is taxing at times

Love your channel! I wish you posted more but I completely get it sometimes youtube is to much when you have other things to do. Me and the rest of your community is always here to enjoy your content when you do upload.

so glad to see you pop back up on my timeline! Love your content.