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Its worth noting that for those who already have years of experience attempting to enter the gov space face issues simply finding a job. I know someone that has their clearance lapsed over and no companies are willing to sponsor her, even though she's at 15 years of experience and touched multiple technologies.

i guessed she was dominican , is Jubee haitian? i enjoy listening to your view on the it job market and training

Interested in program but your school does not offer daytime classes.

Just got my sec+ sponsored myself $400 I have skills just not professional when I was younger I was a “script kiddie” ddosing to win video games 😂 long story short can’t land a job now looking at going into the Air Force to gain experience and a clearance I have soft skills I’ve even been told I gave a good interview from an interviewer ... no job

Taking sec+ soon already hold a clearance and have been browsing jobs around the DMV and Colorado. It’s unreal 3+ years experience for entry level help desk roles or degree equivalent

As a Nigerian... My opinion is; as a young man, YOU MUST DO EVERYTHING TO LEARN DIGITAL SKILLS. Our currency has been consistently devalued since 1987. We are in hell. Earning in $ is the only thing that can save me. There's severe hunger. I WILL BE A FREELANCER OR DIE TRYING...

Perfect for my introvert skills 😂😂😂😂😂

Going through the process now 🤞🏾

Great Episode! I'm like you Jubee. Planning that vacation was a reward once I passed the RHCSA exam lol. That's how I motivate myself

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My son was enrolled in WGU for cyber security . It’s a good school but pretty much self-paced and that didn’t work for him. He now wishes to join me in YT, who provides so much support

I’m definitely gonna use my clearance

I work for the USPS which is Government. I want to continue to work for the Government when I finish linux course.

Duly Noted 🙏🏽

I wish you posted more. Great content

I'm encouraged. Thanks

Plan A loses power with a plan B. If you burn bridges, you either stand your ground or die trying. The bold and courageous attract favor and what others call luck. Thanks for the video!

I wish I could like this video twice

I have been hearing about Yellow Tail in 2022 when I first started my cybersecurity journey. Great reviews, and if I had known back then, I wouldn't have sent some of my friends to the other bootcamps.😅

the glaring issue isthat there are very few positions in this space at an entry level, even people with experience are having a hard time getting in

Thanks for the advise, I need to avoid those shinny objects and focus on my path and specialization.

So, in this video, I'm gonna break down why diving deep into learning and becoming an expert in a specific tech field is a game-changer for your career. We'll chat about how it boosts your job security, opens up higher income opportunities, makes it easier to land jobs, and most importantly, how it transforms you from a newbie to a pro.

In this video, I dive into why it's crucial to join a community when shifting into the tech world. From the known benefits like networking perks to essential support, to the most important benefits people actually underestimate a lot.

In this video, I delve into why initiating your tech career within the GovTech sector offers incredible advantages, with a primary focus on job security and stability. I'll be sharing insights and personal experiences to guide you towards the right direction for transitioning into a tech career.

In this video, I discuss my transition into the tech industry by opting for Linux and my motivation to assist others, including my wife Paloma, in making the same choice. We share our journey and experiences to provide insights that can help you successfully transition into the tech field by embracing Linux as well.

Awesome to have been recommended this video! I'm watching from Kenya and would love to connect with you for networking opportunities in Linux. Such programs would surely make an impact on this side of the world.

Keep em' comin'. I love your content!

Linux is great...I like it a lot. I use windows and linux systems together. Linux is a great addition to the Microsoft stack. Still need Microsoft tho.

great advice here, and great video quality

Is this good for side income?

been using linux for two years and i'm happy, cocky, fluid on the cli, scripting everything swiftly and securely cause i can review the source code in depth before installing on my system.

This video is the best. I grew up hustling.. had a plug on 153 & broadway. Left the streets and jumped head first in Linux. Everything from docker to kubernetes to virtualization is built on the Linux backbone. Glad to see “Mi Gente” teaching the Mundo!! Paaalabra!!!! Bendicion!!! Sigue Sigue!!!

I want to truly learn Linux

Which LINUX BOX or HARDWARE do you recommend to run Linux normally, or even, OPTIMALLY?

I wish I had the mentorship or now me to talk to 2000 me to NOT to try to learn everything. I wish I had stuck with Unix/Linux and learned it then like I want to now.. so much time wasted..

Android also uses a Linux kernel. :)

Actually it was UNIX licensed by AT&T / Bell Labs back in the 60s before Solaris in the early 90s.

Everything you both spoke about I can confirm. I started in GovTech a year ago and now I am in an information security role that doubled to six figure base salary + bonus. Also I am an advocate now for Linux. I was always afraid of it but it is so efficient and so many distros to have fun and learn. Thanks!

"How We Transitioned Into a Linux Tech Career Successfully 14 years ago" should be the full title. The amount of knowledge and skill to transition today is nowhere near what you could get away with 14 years ago.

I went the cybersecurity route and got my Linux training on the way. LINUX is the backbone of everything. It has served me moving away from grc to cloud security and ethical hacking roles. I got my Linux+ first, then my RHSCA. Most of my certifications were free and I took advantage as a veteran.

great stuff

I've been developing products on linux systems (embedded and web) for 20 years now. It's been very lucrative.

Have been a Lnux user since 2003!...and while I haven't made it a career focus?..I'm beginning to think I SHOULD have?...instead I chased down Python / Front End Web Developement..(and I haven't finished with those either!!) but Having had a "background" in Linux?..and having used Fedora for the longest while?...using VS code on a Linux platform?..its a lot easier than it would have been on Windows...(which has become my "kryptonite"!...LOL! I CAN'T use Windows because its just too screwed up!...Midne you for the job I currently have I have to use it...but I'm constantly angling to use Linux wherever I can!!

really nice production quality but what is your thought on IT and tech feeld getting overfloded by useless people who dont have no intrust who are here just for the money and faking with themeselfs that they like IT but the real thing they do is just MERN Stack and i think this is an untalked topics which is not touched every youtuber is just promoting software dev as their next starup and then making a startup which sells course thx for reading

Linux guy here, amazing F… interview

help am self thouthwhere to start

you earned yourself a subscriber

I will transition Linux to Salesforce.. Linux is good but nobody will told if you go with Linux you will deal with hectic shifts.. Because in industry 70% server and production work is with Linux. And Linux job need high availability of the individual person.... In common word if you don't like 24/7 job then don't go with Linux.........

I learned about linux in college as well. Heard about it in high school, found out i could use it for hacking in college. It became my daily driver in 2010 and I started using it professionally in 2018 and never looked back.

Finally a space where i feel welcomed....