@@ITCareerGuide Hey Cristoph, I've been really good! Just got my first help desk role! So I'm really busy but I've definitely kept up with your videos! Keep up the good work!
The tricky thing with average salaries by State or even city is it’s not really a good indication of quality of life because of the variation in the cost of living (housing, rent, taxes, gas, commute time, etc. But the good thing about big cities is there are more jobs and it’s easier to change companies easily. Lol.
In most cases it is not. The network administrator would focus on networking equipment and related work. But some companies call a system administrator a network administrator. HR often does not know what they are doing. Check on Linkedin and Indeed and read job descriptions to get a better understanding of the skills required.
@@ITCareerGuide I will be getting admitted at an IT school this year, so if I want to become a network administrator, what course should I study in school?
Not sure if you are referring to a specific course, but the direction for a profession is definitely good everywhere. But keep in mind with the cloud becoming more and more important to adjust your skillset accordingly. Both roles expand into the cloud nicely.
You can look into some of the Microsoft Azure related certifications. Look for the "Fundamentals" certifications here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/certifications/
Pick a different industry, this pay sucks in this inflationary economy. $85k is the average median income in the US. You have allot of skills to learn for such low pay!
Hey Cristoph, hope you are doing well. Thanks for the video!
All good. How are you these days?
@@ITCareerGuide Hey Cristoph, I've been really good! Just got my first help desk role! So I'm really busy but I've definitely kept up with your videos! Keep up the good work!
Microsoft man ! Hope you can say that Linux is amazing :). I would like to earn 100k too someday.
Hope you well Christoph. Great vid.
Linux is cool. No worries. I am sure you will easily exceed your income expectations. You got this.
The tricky thing with average salaries by State or even city is it’s not really a good indication of quality of life because of the variation in the cost of living (housing, rent, taxes, gas, commute time, etc. But the good thing about big cities is there are more jobs and it’s easier to change companies easily. Lol.
Is system administrator the same as network administrator
In most cases it is not. The network administrator would focus on networking equipment and related work. But some companies call a system administrator a network administrator. HR often does not know what they are doing. Check on Linkedin and Indeed and read job descriptions to get a better understanding of the skills required.
@@ITCareerGuide I will be getting admitted at an IT school this year, so if I want to become a network administrator, what course should I study in school?
Freshers How much salary will get system administrator in uk
Is network infrastructure and system administrator course good in Canada??
Not sure if you are referring to a specific course, but the direction for a profession is definitely good everywhere. But keep in mind with the cloud becoming more and more important to adjust your skillset accordingly. Both roles expand into the cloud nicely.
@@ITCareerGuide what about the artificial intelligence with compare to network infrastructure and system administration??
What is a beginner certificate to enter as a system administrator
You can look into some of the Microsoft Azure related certifications. Look for the "Fundamentals" certifications here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/certifications/
Love from india 💕
Thank you. Where in India are you?
@@ITCareerGuide From Tamil Nadu
Pick a different industry, this pay sucks in this inflationary economy. $85k is the average median income in the US.
You have allot of skills to learn for such low pay!