Thanks for this video, it really helped me a lot especially since I'm just about to get into IT as a complete newbie at 43. Nice to see young black men doing it big!
I agree with your opinion on not needing certs in the private sector, however working with DoD or Gov requires at a minimum of Sec+. Then would require other certs, depending on the position. Great video!
First I want to say It's so Amazing seeing Black Powerful Men in such an Well known field. I've been in IT For about 6 Months now as Help Desk Specialist (Tier 2). I'm in the process of studying for my CYSA+ And then Security+. any suggestions or tips as far as going into Cyber Security?
Security + is a great place to start but make sure you also stay current with actual security events and attacks that are taking place. I also recommend getting comfortable with a scripting language. They are becoming more and more necessary.
Thanks for this video, I work for the DOD as a federal officer and my job pays for my cybersecurity course so now I am transitioning into something new. Cybersecurity is hard but 1 thing that motivated me way more when you guys were talking about college and how things are different when hands on. I wish there was a way to ask you guys more questions honestly. Thanks King's
I am glad that you enjoyed the video and even found it motivational. If you have any questions feel free to ask or reach out to us directly at 3degreees@gmaill.com
Thanks for making this video I’m just starting the process of figuring out exactly how to get started in learning. Income from the corporate background but always have been interested and worked in IT outside of a professional capacity. So I have the aptitude it’s more of just figuring out how to get started in networking and whether or not I should get a cert or get my degree. Thanks for the info!
this is really helpful guys. I just finished my AAS in Network Analyst and I'm so scared to start getting to start looking really. This video is really helpful. thanks
Hey guys! Good info here. I say yes and no for certs.. if you're trying to get into that DoD contracting/and many gov positions then yes to meet requirements . Also, some other higher end jobs trade educations
I’m currently studying for the AWS Solutions Architect cert, then I plan on getting the Developer & SysOps Certs. I have no prior I.T. knowledge or experience (have a Bachelor’s but not IT related). Should I start applying for cloud engineering positions before or after I obtain all three AWS Certs? In addition, are there any other Certs or things I should try to learn to improve my chances of landing an interview?
Wish you guys mentioned cloud engineers, and Cloud Architect positions when mentioning certs. Certs are pretty much mandatory to get yourself in the door lol
Great video. Just found your channel. I am currently studying for Comptia A+ at the moment. Took an interest in Python aswell. My goal is to get into a career in Cloud. Trying to make a roadmap to get into Cloud that I am not sure how to get into. I do not have any experience in IT so thats why i choose to get a Comptia A+ cert to just break into IT. Just not sure what would be my next steps would be at. Would you, or anyone can answer, recommend studying for a cloud cert afterwards or would you say study for other certs first such as Network +, CCNA, or something else? Also any resources on the topic is welcome. Thanks.
Adrian Gonzalez I recommend jumping into the your studies for cloud. So pick which service you want to master and get certified in it. Great job throwing in some python, that will help tremendously. CBT nuggets and of course plural sight both have great content.
Would a cert such as Security+ and a couple cybersecurity python projects be enough for a student who doesn't have the work experience for an entry level or internship? Wondering if I should learn Python a bit to add some projects that have to deal with cybersecurity on my resume/github while studying for my Security+, salute to all of yall spreading knowledge!
Love the videos! You got a new subscriber. By any chance could is there way I can send you my resume for review if you have a minute? You guys are awesome.
Send it over. We will go over it and let you know our thoughts. Glad you enjoyed the video. Email us at threeedegreees@gmail.com. Let me know when it’s sent.
If I want to become a network architect, what are some good job opportunities I should look to apply to, to gain experience to eventually get a professional job.
Great information. I've been an IT support specialist for about 5 years. I don't have any certs and I don't have a Comp Sci degree, but I have a hunger for knowledge and a lot of experience with Classroom Technology, Troubleshooting, Remote Support, Networking, etc. With all of that I'm struggling to find the next step up in my career path, I've considered pursuing a Systems Administration or a Network Analyst position but without experience in those fields, I don't feel confident in applying. Any tips, on how to break into new fields? Do I need certs, how do I get experience for the position, etc? Again, great videos!
Steven Budhan I would say start watching training videos on TH-cam, Udemy, or some other platform. Start looking at job descriptions and start learning whatever is under the “Required skills.” I would even says start applying to some just to get use to how the interviews feel. Getting certs would help if you chose the networking route. It will increase your confidence and help out on your resume.
@@pushtoprod thanks for the response, I'm currently checking out CBT Nuggets, and I'm doing the Chris Bryant CCNA course. I definitely need to apply for some jobs. Do you plan on making any videos about how an IT resume should look? I have a bunch of skills I'd like to put, but I've never been the greatest at writing up a resumé.
Hello, I want to become a software developer and also want to get into cyber security, can’t decide which field to get into. What would you guys suggest me? I have no IT background. Thank you in advance! 😊
Thanks for this video, it really helped me a lot especially since I'm just about to get into IT as a complete newbie at 43. Nice to see young black men doing it big!
Proud of y’all!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Outstanding! Very enlighten to see Black people succeeding.
I agree with your opinion on not needing certs in the private sector, however working with DoD or Gov requires at a minimum of Sec+. Then would require other certs, depending on the position. Great video!
That’s absolutely right. Gov completely skipped my mind. Thanks!!
First I want to say It's so Amazing seeing Black Powerful Men in such an Well known field. I've been in IT For about 6 Months now as Help Desk Specialist (Tier 2). I'm in the process of studying for my CYSA+ And then Security+. any suggestions or tips as far as going into Cyber Security?
Security + is a great place to start but make sure you also stay current with actual security events and attacks that are taking place. I also recommend getting comfortable with a scripting language. They are becoming more and more necessary.
@@pushtoprod THANK YOU GUYS!! Also thanks for the response!! keep grinding.
Thanks for this video, I work for the DOD as a federal officer and my job pays for my cybersecurity course so now I am transitioning into something new. Cybersecurity is hard but 1 thing that motivated me way more when you guys were talking about college and how things are different when hands on. I wish there was a way to ask you guys more questions honestly. Thanks King's
I am glad that you enjoyed the video and even found it motivational. If you have any questions feel free to ask or reach out to us directly at 3degreees@gmaill.com
@@pushtoprod thank you! I will!❤️
Thanks for making this video I’m just starting the process of figuring out exactly how to get started in learning. Income from the corporate background but always have been interested and worked in IT outside of a professional capacity. So I have the aptitude it’s more of just figuring out how to get started in networking and whether or not I should get a cert or get my degree. Thanks for the info!
this is really helpful guys. I just finished my AAS in Network Analyst and I'm so scared to start getting to start looking really. This video is really helpful. thanks
Any update?
Mannnn I have LOADS of questions I’m currently studying for my A+ cert barely have hands on opportunity and u guys are hitting the right questions ..
I really really really learned lots of things from you guys. 😍 thanks
This is a firrrrrre video love to see brothers in tech
Great video im new to the IT field this was very helpful 😎
Hey guys! Good info here. I say yes and no for certs.. if you're trying to get into that DoD contracting/and many gov positions then yes to meet requirements . Also, some other higher end jobs trade educations
Great point!! Thanks for adding this.
That’s so cool 😎
This is great! Thank you :)
I’m currently studying for the AWS Solutions Architect cert, then I plan on getting the Developer & SysOps Certs. I have no prior I.T. knowledge or experience (have a Bachelor’s but not IT related). Should I start applying for cloud engineering positions before or after I obtain all three AWS Certs? In addition, are there any other Certs or things I should try to learn to improve my chances of landing an interview?
I have a Math degree with a minor in engineering, and I have been trying to find a job. It has been so tough to find a job lately.
Wish you guys mentioned cloud engineers, and Cloud Architect positions when mentioning certs. Certs are pretty much mandatory to get yourself in the door lol
That’s true. Certs definitely play an important role in most cloud related positions.
Great video. Just found your channel. I am currently studying for Comptia A+ at the moment. Took an interest in Python aswell. My goal is to get into a career in Cloud. Trying to make a roadmap to get into Cloud that I am not sure how to get into. I do not have any experience in IT so thats why i choose to get a Comptia A+ cert to just break into IT. Just not sure what would be my next steps would be at. Would you, or anyone can answer, recommend studying for a cloud cert afterwards or would you say study for other certs first such as Network +, CCNA, or something else? Also any resources on the topic is welcome. Thanks.
Adrian Gonzalez I recommend jumping into the your studies for cloud. So pick which service you want to master and get certified in it. Great job throwing in some python, that will help tremendously. CBT nuggets and of course plural sight both have great content.
PushToProd thanks for reply. Yea I look into with cloud services to work out.
Would a cert such as Security+ and a couple cybersecurity python projects be enough for a student who doesn't have the work experience for an entry level or internship? Wondering if I should learn Python a bit to add some projects that have to deal with cybersecurity on my resume/github while studying for my Security+, salute to all of yall spreading knowledge!
Any update?
@@Stoneface_ Yeah, I'm doing pretty good now. Landed a nice internship and returning to the company.
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Love the videos! You got a new subscriber. By any chance could is there way I can send you my resume for review if you have a minute? You guys are awesome.
Send it over. We will go over it and let you know our thoughts. Glad you enjoyed the video. Email us at threeedegreees@gmail.com. Let me know when it’s sent.
@@pushtoprod Thank you so much, I just sent it over!
Jordan Herrera I forgot we changed the email to 3degreees@gmail.com. Can you resend it. Sorry about that.
@@pushtoprod Absolutely! No worries, appreciate y'all.
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If I want to become a network architect, what are some good job opportunities I should look to apply to, to gain experience to eventually get a professional job.
Great information. I've been an IT support specialist for about 5 years. I don't have any certs and I don't have a Comp Sci degree, but I have a hunger for knowledge and a lot of experience with Classroom Technology, Troubleshooting, Remote Support, Networking, etc. With all of that I'm struggling to find the next step up in my career path, I've considered pursuing a Systems Administration or a Network Analyst position but without experience in those fields, I don't feel confident in applying. Any tips, on how to break into new fields? Do I need certs, how do I get experience for the position, etc? Again, great videos!
Steven Budhan I would say start watching training videos on TH-cam, Udemy, or some other platform. Start looking at job descriptions and start learning whatever is under the “Required skills.” I would even says start applying to some just to get use to how the interviews feel.
Getting certs would help if you chose the networking route. It will increase your confidence and help out on your resume.
@@pushtoprod thanks for the response, I'm currently checking out CBT Nuggets, and I'm doing the Chris Bryant CCNA course. I definitely need to apply for some jobs. Do you plan on making any videos about how an IT resume should look? I have a bunch of skills I'd like to put, but I've never been the greatest at writing up a resumé.
Steven Budhan Yeah I’ll see if we can get one up. Also I love CBT nuggets they have a great PowerShell course. Check it out if you have time.
Hello, I want to become a software developer and also want to get into cyber security, can’t decide which field to get into. What would you guys suggest me? I have no IT background. Thank you in advance! 😊
Can I join the PushToProd squad? I'm a SRE :^)
2ndSonStudio 😂😂😂 what city are you based out of?
@@pushtoprod Bay Area.