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Thanks for sharing your experience!

People need to understand you have to get your foot in the door. Peoples Ego is what is holding him back. Once u start a entry level Tech job it will open many doors to progress further

Thank you for the info

Thank you

Yup he is right I'm looking for a job their getting smarter I had one mask their gmail to look like H&M looking for a security guy. And this was over email they post fake job listings

Thank you even if i was not planning getting job because I’m still young but still thanks for the warning

Nice! I started at an MSSP as an intern. After they hired me on I was at 60k/yr in NC. The most value comes from the experience you gain!

Maaaannn idk . I got a degree and I’m struggling to even get help desk .

We dont see the pay stubs

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Definitely need to give it a restart or some updates!.

insightful to see you in tech , it has always been my passion since young to dip and dabble into technology and explore it as a profession. unfortunately the layoffs and the amount of hard work it takes just to land a interview and how long inbetween jobs you most likely will be in makes me want to stear far away from this sector lol , high pay but comes with very high risk i think ill pass

Good to see you again

Lmfao, u gotta put in way more work for the same job u could’ve easily landed 5 years ago with a coding bootcamp, fufk that shit, even if u do land a job, you’ll always be worried when or if you’ll be layed off

Not only a lot more work but... there seems to be statistics pointing towards discrimination... a lot... asians favoring asians, and other groups favoring their own... only 5% and 6% of the tech workers at google, Microsoft and Meta are latino or black... even if we pass all the test, they will hire someone they will favor...

Sir, is like doing Computer science degree or learning coding is a waste because they had the best of best programmers ever then with them, they hold all the source code, every futuristic project they are already working on it then why study it beside AI is getting better in the next 5 to 10 years whoch will be fast and better 10x times then this imagine. I feel like switch to medical line course

I think the laptop wins this one

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You are so right about there's too many competition, when Brexit happened alot of tech companies moved here in Ireland from the UK needless to say there was an ocean of tech jobs, I always loved technology and thought it was My calling so I went ahead and did My A+ cert, couldnt land a job and thought that ok it's an entry level cert maybe I need to level up My game, eventually got a Net+ cert and still no one wants to hire, these companies and majority of them do not want entry level techies only call centers want them and even then they outsource call center agents from abroad... trying to get a Sec+ now and hopefully this will be it.

Yep I just got my first IT HELPDESK job and it’s all I do

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4 years is a long journey 😂

If it is in California, I'm ready 🙂

The thing I am seeing is that the "entry level software developer/engineer" job title is disappearing; you need to be mid-level and upwards. Meaning need to have a mixture of frontend, backend, devops and cloud expertise. Essentially you need to be full-stack in a way and most entry guys and gals don't have all of that at once. I can't speak on your sub-sector (IT Helpdesk) as you are more well-versed.

You a busy man bro😂

How can i get into tech! Still looking after my degree

Everyone knows the best way to make money is to sell a course and make a bunch of troll videos pushing people to pay money for your course

I always think it's funny when I hear people say A.I. will replace engineers. 1. if that's the case why doesn't chatGPT code itself, 2. if it gets rid of harder jobs what would make you think that it wouldn't get rid of the easier jobs and 3. Even if it did there would still be other opportunities like building your own software, building apps for small businesses that can't afford an A.I server and database, and developers funding their own business as a collective and crush the top companies.

One things I've noticed as a software engineer is that many companies can get by without adding features after a certain point. What they can't do is get by if the phones aren't working, if the CEO can't print reports...FWIW I don't think software engineering is going anywhere anytime soon. AI is currently a tool but not a replacement. What's going to happen is that many juniors and career changers are going to need to embrace lower salaries and lateral moves like starting as a QA or in support. Last thing I'll say is that twitter is a dumpster fire and a lot has to do with the layoffs. Some companies won't advertise on there because the investment in moderation is gone. Some companies may see the same result from laying off engineers.

Why not offer the option of some of those devs to switch to those IT roles ? Kinda evil. I'm sure some desperate ones (at least 50%) would have taken the roles even with less pay.

lol! You're next on the chopping block...... Next UA-cam video for you: I was laid off from my IT job......

A lot of people dont realize AI is barely doing anything on the IT side of things. Web developers seem to be hit the hardest.

I don't think the majority of laid off software engineers are any good (not all, just the majority) and that's why they got selected to be laid off. There were probably many that were good and got let go due to company financial reasons. Either way, who can easily make the distinction between two people with FAANG experience and varying capabilities? That alone makes the hiring manager's job of digging thru applications a chore and dilutes the applicant pool with "qualified applicants".

Sometimes when you lay off or reject people you create fertile ground for them to start a competing company.

He's talking like IT doesn't have just as much competition and all those engineers are trying to pivot to IT

You lost me after 1 minute. You repeat the same few words for 1 minute. Words that are already in the title. I do not have a whole day to wait for you to make an idea.

also seeing a decline in pay in the uk, was seeing software engineers with similar salaries to mine and i am a 2nd line engineer

There is a flood of engineers out there but the question is are they any good? We can’t find backend java devs who write tests and have an AWS background

Could you please distinguish IT personnel from software engineers? In this case, would you say IT engineers are IT technicians who manage your office devices and physical office infrastructure?

I always thought Software Engineers is under the category of IT professionals, so maybe i was wrong lol

thanks

Coursecareers is all you need? What certs did you have before you got hired

Personally i wouldn't do it again, but i love working as a dev and not interested in other job

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Great house man

Lol

Found one of your videos last week and signed up. It's good so far👍🏾

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The system is just correcting itself. To much overhiring in the last few years. If you look in the DC area, they are looking for a lot of tech talent. Appreciate the knowledge 💯

I agree but heres the dilemma. If the easier tasks are being replaced by AI, then where does that position entry level devs/junior devs? This becomes even more problematic becaus the curriculum of bootcamps and CS will always be outdated ...or not rigorous enough to prep for job market.