IT career paths - the best for beginners

Thanks very much for the great ideas

Great, I want to switch from Accounting to IT. 👍

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Out of topics talks /

His voice. Couldn’t even get through it.

I want to work in IT but as a Remote Worker. I want to do all my work from my laptop. What is the best route? I am currently studying for the A+ Cert

Thank you for the information! This video is gold!... I'm looking at switching my career to IT. But it's difficult taking the first step.. Feels like create a character, and you're busy selecting your main attributes haha. Don't want to end up with a weird character that doesn't make sense. Or waste energy in the opposite direction..

Thank you sharing your insights! This video was very clear and informative. I also appreciated your candid advice when it came to the certifications especially.

thank you

So all you "smarties" out there who knowitall. Where do you tell "stupid me" to begin? What should my first step or certification be? I am starting this from SCRATCH.

This video was very professional. I will say something I liked and something which can be better.
1. At first all this can be a bit overwhelming. He did not have to explain so much in one go. This video could have been broken up into 3 introductory videos, and even 4 or 5.
Our human brain is not designed to absorb such complexity. Thank God I am a teacher and so what I did was, I listened to the video slowly and took lots of notes. It took me a solid hour to
write down much of this stuff. And I am happy I did because he mentioned many valuable things. Please don't interpret this critique negatively. It was an excellent presentation but it needs
reworking.
2. On a more positive note, this gentleman is focused, well-spoken and very clear. I hung on to every word. I am not sure if he has a sequel to this INTRO but I will be looking out for him. I am
a straight off the bat beginner with not a clue what I.T. is all about. So I really enjoyed this INTRO. Many thanks.

Bruh!

You look like that movie named powder

Good vídeo 👏

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Which bachelor degree is best for cybersecurity ?

Thanks you very much for your advice I'm new here hope I will do better to become IT

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Desktop support can be considered entry level, but I have seen the difference in Desktop support between the guys who have studied and those who haven't.

Well I really Technology since I know of it's existence. But I'm really into it even am young I still wanna focus on my future in what I want to do next.

Syetem infrastructure and networking

I like how real you were in this video,even you shared your own personal experience , great information!!! Question which certificate should i star for help desk ?

Hi is QA engineer a good start for IT?

Thank you for this video i 31 and trying to switch to IT started Google IT Support Certification in November 2022 and going well up till now. Never had resources or someone to guide and mentor me but going strong. Wondering if starting as a Helpdesk support will help? My interest is in Cybersecurity since last 3 years but like i said never had the resources so i feel like i am already 3 years late.

I have around 7-8 years of customer service experience hopefully I can combine my experience with the new skills that can help me transition into IT

Thanks for the eye opener, I am a woman in my early 40's and I want to build a career in IT, I used to be in marketing in IT some years back. Hope I can pull through?

I have a bachelor’s in cyber but no experience. I am getting a few job offers but where do you suggest a new graduate should start?

Sorry, man. 4 mins in and no useful info. Clicking away...

What if my IQ is too low for tech? 😐

Hello
I have a masters degree in mathematics and for a while I'm getting interested in IT
So which IT position would you recommend for someone who has a masters degree in mathematics?

I love your video, I have just finished my degree in computer engineering and I feel like I do not know nothing. My first job which also right now I am working on it is junior support engineering(6 months) and it is really true that I am starting to see what is about working in IT. It is so vast the world of IT that is overhelming me. To be honest I am really happy when I have to look for information such as making querys in mysql so I am thinking about changing to data analyst or data engineer. Could you give me an advice of how to find out what I really enjoy doing in IT? I will be gratefull.

Thank you. I’m very interested in the infrastructure and networking roles as I prefer hardware to software.

so im a security analyst right now. doesnt really feel like a security analyst cuz i go through emails all day and label them attack or safe. im trying to get out of this job and into a new one but i have no clue where to go or what id like to do. i looked at doing security auditing but requires several years of experience. im looking at getting my splunk certs. i went to cyber security bootcamp with the university of utah but i forgot a lot of that stuff. but i enjoyed splunk. just wondering if that will limit me with jobs i can apply for or if it would be a great thing to dive into

smart info from an alien

thanks for this video
i was confused

I cleared a bachelors in IT, along with a+,net+, sec+, AWS cp, Linux essentials, ITIL, project + all in under 4 months. How do I go about finding a job? If anyone is wondering? how I went to WGU and have an addictive personality.

Security analysts is what I’m banking for

What do you think about automation tester?

I was one of these guys who though that couldn't get a entry level job without a certificate 😅 needing to hear this, ty👍👍

Can you make a pdf which maps the types of path you outlined in your video? Thanks.

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I will try to start with sys admin role for first time. If I can't get the job I will start with help desk role for my first entry level job.

thank you brother.

After completing Google IT certification may I go with Comptia a+?? What's your opinion on this please help..

Hi I must say this is the best video for entry level I.T. I have a question, I don't have a basic knowledge in I.T but I started a career in Full Stack Developer. Please can this be a good way of transition to I.T

I'm now 28 and want to get the CCNA (I haven't a degree btw). I am to old for that? Or what could you recommend me?

I’m looking to start a IT degree as its something I’m interested in and I’d like to move to Germany in the coming years. Because it’s very difficult for non-EU citizens with no university degree to get visas in Germany I’ve made the decision to go back to school.

Can u suggest
how to make careee in IT profession
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