5 Reasons to Become a Network Engineer
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- Опубліковано 4 лис 2020
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What reason do you have for becoming a Network Engineer? Leave a comment below!
Awesome! Good luck Ken!
I want to be a network engineer, but which course do you think is better for me IT, ICT, or electrical engineering? Would be very nice if anyone could advise me
@Mardoche Matumueni I also want to learn coding
Networking vs programming
Which one is better career
Plz make video about it
Well since a started to work in Internet company I got really interesting in learning everything about networking, for this reason I want to have a deep knowledge in network field. Currently I'm working as helpdesk technician and supporting some clients when don't have internet. Regarding from Brazil 🇧🇷
Less than 5 min. straight to the point, no yapping! Great job man! Thank you.
This is my dream ! I'm working hard to make it real !
Keep at it!
What is mean by networking engineering
same good luck!!
Keep working at it. Things can change quickly for you when you put the work in. 5 years strong as Network Engineer myself.
Good luck to you!
Great video, just the inspiration I needed to make a career decision. Thank you ❤️🔥
"It's has a balance working with technical things and people." This is nice.
Thank you for the video! Great information. I started as a cable installer 20 years ago. I worked my way into the network field as a field technician and have now been a network engineer for the last 5-6 years. I enjoy the work I do everyday and live seeing how networking changes over time. The flexibility mentioned within an IT department is very possible if you start with networking. One thing I have seen in my career, sysadmins, software developers, and even a lot of security analysts lack basic networking knowledge which would make them better at their work if they had it. Moving between network and cybersecurity is very easy. I think all security analysts should have a networking background first. How can you protect and secure something you do not understand.
What is the salary looking like for you now?
Is osi and TCP IP models networking basics for you or not? What do you call basic networking knowledge?
Can I get your number .. please
Tell me more please
Thanks man appreciated now I can choose something to make it work interestingly indoors and out
I've just been hired as a network technician straight out of uni, and I'm convinced I'm stupid now, so much I haven't learn in university it's mind boggling some of the new things I'm looking at, constantly going "what the fuck is that? what the fuck is this? where the fuck is that?", oh well I'll get there!
getting ccna is more validate than going college
What course you did in uni? And on what subjects did you get admission
Damn bro… i dont know shit myself but i think learning personally from a pro is the best route i was told not to ho to school for IT shit
You're NOT stupid! Learning is a continuous process. Learn something new, even daily!
That's because college doesn't necessarily teach or prepare you for real life scenarios in the work force. Many times the courses are behind and dated since technology changes so fast.
Stay humble. It's a title not an identity. My technical proficiency gets me the work and my soft skills keep me employed.
Oh bro u make my mind change
@@hellcat553 lol become a programmer or work for VMware; no social skills needed.. (I’m kidding)
Took me 8 months and I absolutely love it
A lot of motivation i got from this video thanxxxxx 🙂
How well does courses such as Networking actually prepare you for this career? When one looks at these beautiful animated videos of what the job looks like gets people excited . In reality I'm sure is alot more different and challenging.
Thanks for sharing this video. 👏☺️
Thank for such a video explaining about this career option. I am currently trying to figure out what can I approach as a career option and listing them and cancelling them out after getting an overlook of the aspects of that career and the fact if I really have interest in it and can do it. So thanks, I really appreciate it.
Have you decided your career??Which field are you working in now?
@@Denzilrulez nah mate still didn't figured out, but whatever it will be, it will be close to the digital stuff, that I am sure about. I'm currently in 12th grade as of Indian education system so, will have to make a choice quick. And most probably this one only😄
Thanks for the very informative video!!
Hi, I just stopped by searching for networking on UA-cam because nowadays I'm interested in networking and computer things. Thank you.
Finally some hope, payed for a dental assistant program but will be pulling from it before it begins. This seems a lot more interesting!
Like pulling teeth amirite?
It's been 9 months since your comment. How has networking been so far ?
Should of finished dental assistant as back up. You'll find a job with that much faster than the latter. Still got to survive!
I decided to study network engineering in Texas but I don’t know where I can start and what should I do first?
Thanks for the informational video. I've been a gamer since very young, and I've dabbled in fine-tuning my internet connection through networking. I'd really like to explore the field more as it's a lot of fun! What courses do you think I should take in college for this career path?
Hi friend, I just graduated from the University of Maryland, Global Campus last year. A bit of advice, I recommend a cheaper school or some time at community college. Most of this stuff you can learn alone in libraries and online, hence my schooling costs were very very cheap. I have a degree in Computer Networks and Cybersecurity, and I did it debt FREE. Second, focus on a block of classes. What I mean is, the field is VERY broad. Find an idea like Windows Server, Linux, Cisco Routers / Switching and commit to 4 or so classes for that kind of idea. I focused on Windows Server and it has helped me tremendously in my entry-level help desk job. Last tip, get a cert or two. I got a Security+ cert that I'm happy with, and I'm studying for a bunch of Microsoft certifications now. You gotta be prepared to get hungry for certifications in this field. Always gotta learn. Good luck :)
Coming from a person with no experience dealing with being a network engineer , what tips do you guys have on getting started ?
@NYKE - There are certs and there are college classes for networking. Whatever route you take will be ok. And I said classes to start. Most of all, read. Pick a vendor and search for their switches and routers. I am a cisco person, so I would start with those. NGT made a good point near the end of the video. You can branch off into many different areas with networking. Is there some subject you already know? Maybe security? Read how network security and firewalls work together to protect the network. (An example only)
Thanks for the information
Good Video, it explains it very well how learning this field has benefits, but also many challenges.
There are many subfields to choose from if you want a change in doing something different or any other reason, and that's awesome.
Keep it up, these videos have good information.
I think i found my calling ...just gotta work hard now...any pointers towards where to start from?
I am very interested, where would you recommend that I start?
Thanks sir for sharing information
Is CCNA and network technician enough for a good job ?
Great video! I did the assessment test last month and after that I got an email saying that a member will reach out to me next month but I haven’t get any other email, I hope I made it to get into the program!
Hello Miriam, I'll send a note to our admissions team to check on your application.
@@jacobhess3129 sounds great! thank you!
Hi sir
Currently working in mainframe domain but wanted to swift to networking engineer so what are the steps I shd do, to shift
@NextGenT i don't have a degree in any IT related program. I am currently reading networking on cisco. Can i become a network engineer with cisco's certification?
i'm a frontend dev doing network engineering for crypto company lol. i dont' work with datacenters tho, although i want to build pi servers for remote areas
I’m at the helpdesk now network engineer is next!
Literally about to graduate with an AS in net admin. Still hasn't sunk in. I'm currently working for one of the largest ISP's in the country in the construction and engineering side with the hopes of transitioning to network end .
Same
Hey what’s the difference between networking vs network engineer
yay! My 2nd oncall now :) hehe
I am interested in the INTJ frame at the back. 😍
does it requires any coding part
Hey, what if i use macbook for become network engineer. Is it okay? Pls give me answer
If you’re a field engineer prepare to answer calls and be on site 24/7
yes.
F that.
What’s the job that lets me work from home and make over 100k
Thanks
You might be the hero for a day. But the ‘problem guy’ rest of the month. But it’s a journey of experience and exploring new things. If you into it.
Lifelong learning.
Can we make career in networks after BTech CSE
Sungguh senang dan amat senang
Thank you very much !
How about if you are in a position that doesn't have Cisco equipment, is it worth still getting certified for something your company don't support? I'm comfortable where I am, still wondering if I should pursue this certification. I think its good cert to have, I feel like a foot in and foot our, just need guidance.
Yes
Hi I recently finished my degree in it with security and networking focus, a+, ccna completed. Have help desk experience, Nd networking experience. I'm applying to jobs for network engineering. Any advice on applying because a lot of these jobs seem like they require someone with 5+ years managing enterprise networks. How do I get my foot in the door if these jobs are requiring so much hands on experience? Any specific job titles I should be searching for? I feel like I have the knowledge and ability just kind of stuck lookin for the jobs and I dont want to do any more help desk stuff that's why I did the schooling and certifications.
How did your job search go?
Hi would you recommend to go to ecpi or an actual college I have the GI bill but idk if ECPI is frowned in this field
No training or knowledge is frowned on. Use that GI bill to the fullest and take the classes. In all my years, I have never heard of anyone saying to get out because you came from ECPI or something. IF you get the knowledge, it will open the door for you.
where can i get a masters degree for this program
I become upset when link is down .As Network Engg. I am thinking to switch in cloud for mind relaxation.
I don't know much information about the field but talking about the cons
is it true that the company can call you at any time out work times in case of a network down or some problems with servers... ? It is like you cut off the electricity from the company they can not work without a network so you should be there to solve the problem right?
I believe that the company will have 3 different shifts to work on any network situation. Otherwise, I bet that the compensation would be consider in case the overtime work is needed. Some big techs like Amazon, Facebooks, Netflix... will have teams of networking engineers working around the clocks to troubleshoot and fix the issues for their networks.
I’m planning on going to community college to study cybersecurity. Should I further my career and get a bachelors or should I go for certs and experience?
looks like nobody answered your question, i wonder how did your education end up today?
What if you have social anxiety disorder. Is this career for people like us
i want to be network engineer but i dont know where to start
software engineering
computer engineering
networks engineering
which one is better pls?🥺❤️
Which is better ccna or network+ ???
CCNA without doubt
Good Stuff
I love network engineering
Salary of US $ 6 digits turns into 8 digits in Indian Rupees. And still it's a dream for many network engineers like me.
Can you pls tell me the future scope of this network engineering.
Turn on the subtitle option
I want to be a guy who fixes computer problems for people at a company while being repulsed by people and look down on them for not knowing as much about computers as i do. How do I become one of those?
Technical support
This shit had me creased, i also has some interest in doing jobs involved with helping people with computers, i made my own pc and loved it.
@@bradturner7678 technician
Will network engineering ever be automated ?
Is networking is futre proof?
This is my dream, I'm trying to make it real
Good luck!
Hey I’m a computer engineer Can you tell me please what extra courses should i take to become a network engineer… thank you
Start with Ccna
I have master of computer science MCS can I became network engineer any one advice me
Will Ai can dominant this
A friendly reminder to myself to not give up
I am on it already but is ccna important to get job??
not important but its always nice to have it
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Do you need CompTIA sec+ to get into network engineering?
no
I would say CCNA would be closer to this profession. Sec+ is great for getting into cybersecurity.
❤️❤️❤️
Hi can u help me to get the job
I couldnt watch to to the end the music loop was driving me nuts
I guess it’s never boring 😬
I keep calling and emailing you and you never respond. I had an appointment today and you did not call me.
Hello Matt, I will send a note to our admissions team to check on your communication .
@@jacobhess3129 it's been a week and still no one called me despite me calling and emailing ! Sorry, but you guys are never reliable at all !
@@kalMHe I have forwarded your note. Please understand our admissions gets a high volume. I'm sure it is a misunderstanding and someone will be in touch. Apologies for the delay in any communication you are experiencing.
Its me the microsoft it support
"Im sorry sir your komputer have virus"
- some indian ppl maybe
Great video.
Hello
Great motivation video. Did i need to know some programming language to become Network Engineer? Sincerely
Hey there, you don't need to know any programming languages to get started, but you will end up learning some scripting along the way.
Is this a dying career? I googled it and I saw something about that and now I'm paranoid. I initially wanted to get into software engineering but idk, I think I wanna go into a different tech field
Nope
Same question
Networking is not dead or dying. It has taken different direction towards automation.
@@zadkieladdae8145 So bad idea that I applied for Network Engineer?
It is growing
Could a partial colour blind be a system engineer ???
@Irfan - I would say yes. You might have trouble wiring a demarc but a system engineer does so much more.
Do you really get to work outside though?
I do lol. although i'm more of a web dev
Is there contact info anywhere?
Please reply to this myth...NOW THE DAYS 50 % networking jobs move to cloud computing...then what will be the future to Cisco physical networking devices engineer..???
The skills for the job have changed, that is all. Name one job that is done exactly the same as it was 15 years ago. No job is like that. Same for netwoking.
very useful
Do u need to know coding?
After Becoming full pledge Network Engineer, I will comment back,, , let me
Guys I'm studying a bachelor of science in information technology in security and network engineering is this a good degree or am a wasting me time please help
It's worth. But if you are interested you can learn.
Do you need a degree?
I just hope AI doesn’t replace network engineering!
So, this career isn't dying?
#1 sounds like a nightmare
Uggghhh, “people”? I’m out.
Welcome to islam, and don't forget it.
God sent Jesus to be the only way to heaven , Muhammad didn’t even know if he was going to heaven. God bless you.
Don't do it. Waste of money and you can find all their course work here on UA-cam for free. Their Job placement is a joke and your tests and quizzes aren't even graded. Hiring managers for Google and Amazon told me they hire based on experience, and not certificates. I am currently trying to get my money back, but their refund department is a JOKE. BEWARE
Can you recommend the free resources then ?
software engineering
computer engineering
networks engineering
which one is better pls?🥺❤️
Yep. No answer lol