@@NetworkWali so if somone gets the network+ what would not be the benefit vs somone who gets the CCNA instead or are u saying a good start our cert would be the CCNA vs the network+
Great video man! You look like a very down to earth guy and chill to be around. I am also diving into the field of ICT and i look forward to more of your videos. Thanks for sharing a fragment of your experience.
Thanks so much for the kind words it really means a lot. I’ll continue to try to make more content! Also welcome aboard to the world of IT it’s a field of constant learning so always enjoy the process!
Working from home is no different than working in the office. Depends on if you actually have to touch the equipment or not. Because remember you can always SSH into an a device remotely. Also, my commute is not that long probably like 15 minutes.
@@Ugashare i'd honestly be in that environment, away from distractions and closer to like minded people that could offer you new knowledge, help, and advice
At your job as a Network Engineer, are you sometimes required to work beyond the 8 hours a day time frame? Do you sometimes unexpectedly get a call on the weekends or during off hours to work to resolve a problem?
It’s funny you just commented this because I just made a video talking about this that I’ll upload very soon. But yes, there are times where you may need to work odd hours like overnight but it really just depends on the team you work at.
Hey I worked as an Helpdesk for 2 years. Been promoted to a Microsoft Exchange Server Admin,and now working on my CCNA. My question , is it just the same Tickets and you' have KB's you'll follow to troubleshoot ?
Love to hear man keep at it. Focus on doing labs as often as you can as that gives the best the practice. Also stick with it and don’t give up no matter how hard it gets!
@NetworkWali hey, thanks for replying back, bro. My question is, if I want to become a cyber security engineer, would it be best to go into network first before thinking about anything security related ?
@@NetworkWali I dont like working with humans lol especially ones in florida would I be able to do this career solo on my own and still make a good amount of money and whats the highest I can be paid doing this
I just got offered network analyst position. I’m so scared as I don’t have experience. I worked as a help desk analyst for a year but NOC analyst will be completely different. Any tips?
Congratulations on your new offer. In the beginning, you’re always going to feel like you’re not ready, but you have to push through it. Imposter syndrome will be real however, if you ask questions and take lots of notes, you’ll be fine.
"It's always the network unless its proven so" Salute to my Fellow Unsung Hero of Internet 😂 keep the fire and passion for learning burning.
@@qwerty6789x I know right always getting blamed 😭
I passed CCNA couples of months ago but I didn’t get any jobs even help desk. What’s your suggestion?
Schedule a call with me(check the link below). I’ll check your resume and some other things for you.
How much time is required to pass it ? I'm new just finished high school no knowledge about IT
I'd like to start my career as a junior network engineer. I'm studying for network+ at the moment. Where do you recommend to start with no experience?
@@nazk998 don’t get the net+ get the CCNA if you want to become a network engineer
@@NetworkWali thank you, sir. Appreciate your help. God bless your heart!
@@NetworkWali so if somone gets the network+ what would not be the benefit vs somone who gets the CCNA instead or are u saying a good start our cert would be the CCNA vs the network+
Graudating in few months from cisco networking academy
Awesome 👏 this is just the beginning
I did A+ Network+ working 10 years as a helpdesk analyst do I need CCNA
You do not need it but it will certainly help you.
Interesting. Thanks for sharing
Anytime Jamal!
Great video man! You look like a very down to earth guy and chill to be around. I am also diving into the field of ICT and i look forward to more of your videos. Thanks for sharing a fragment of your experience.
Thanks so much for the kind words it really means a lot. I’ll continue to try to make more content! Also welcome aboard to the world of IT it’s a field of constant learning so always enjoy the process!
What is work like when you work from home? What do you usually do on those days at home?
How far is your commute to work?
Working from home is no different than working in the office. Depends on if you actually have to touch the equipment or not. Because remember you can always SSH into an a device remotely. Also, my commute is not that long probably like 15 minutes.
Going to office is almost just for socialisation .. you can do exactly the same work remotely
@@Ugashare i'd honestly be in that environment, away from distractions and closer to like minded people that could offer you new knowledge, help, and advice
At your job as a Network Engineer, are you sometimes required to work beyond the 8 hours a day time frame? Do you sometimes unexpectedly get a call on the weekends or during off hours to work to resolve a problem?
It’s funny you just commented this because I just made a video talking about this that I’ll upload very soon. But yes, there are times where you may need to work odd hours like overnight but it really just depends on the team you work at.
But in my case, luckily for my team, there’s a whole overnight team. And we do like an on-call rotation, which is like once every three months.
I seen our network engineer pull some crazy ass hours but it pays off and it’s a on call rotation
Hey
I worked as an Helpdesk for 2 years.
Been promoted to a Microsoft Exchange Server Admin,and now working on my CCNA.
My question , is it just the same Tickets and you' have KB's you'll follow to troubleshoot ?
I just subscribed and currently looking to get into I.T Networking Job studying for cnna
Love to hear man keep at it. Focus on doing labs as often as you can as that gives the best the practice. Also stick with it and don’t give up no matter how hard it gets!
Much love from the horn of africa
Much appreciated man!
Hi... I'm IT ast at one office... But who make my self network engineer in big IT company
Can network engineers work remotely, or do you have to be at a data centre ? Also, what labs would you recommend for CCNA
You can work remotely, my current position is hybrid so half and half
@NetworkWali hey, thanks for replying back, bro. My question is, if I want to become a cyber security engineer, would it be best to go into network first before thinking about anything security related ?
@@NetworkWali I dont like working with humans lol especially ones in florida would I be able to do this career solo on my own and still make a good amount of money and whats the highest I can be paid doing this
I just got offered network analyst position. I’m so scared as I don’t have experience. I worked as a help desk analyst for a year but NOC analyst will be completely different. Any tips?
Congratulations on your new offer. In the beginning, you’re always going to feel like you’re not ready, but you have to push through it. Imposter syndrome will be real however, if you ask questions and take lots of notes, you’ll be fine.
Thanks 🙏🏾