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Hello! I'm a Cybersecurity student making videos to help you get into the cybersecurity and IT field.
Current Certifications:
- ITF+
- Google IT Professional
- CCST (Cyber & Networking)
- CCNA
- Security+
- CySA+
- Server+
- PMI Project Management Ready
- PJPT (In Progress)
Current Certifications:
- ITF+
- Google IT Professional
- CCST (Cyber & Networking)
- CCNA
- Security+
- CySA+
- Server+
- PMI Project Management Ready
- PJPT (In Progress)
Is The CCNA Still Worth it?
Hello! This video will go over the CCNA exam and if it is still worth obtaining. I'll be showing the pros and cons of studying and taking the exam to help you decide if it's a certification worth getting.
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Boson (Use Code JamesyTech for 15% off):
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Courseware (Study Method with Labs): boson.com/certification-kit/courseware-cisco-200-301-ccna-digital?eid=b34f2b25-20ac-4623-8c22-bf437a0915d2
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Discord: jamesy.tech/discord
Linktree: jamesy.tech/linktree
Boson (Use Code JamesyTech for 15% off):
Ex-Sim Max (Exam Practice): boson.com/practice-exam/200-301-cisco-ccna-practice-exam?eid=b34f2b25-20ac-4623-8c22-bf437a0915d2
Courseware (Study Method with Labs): boson.com/certification-kit/courseware-cisco-200-301-ccna-digital?eid=b34f2b25-20ac-4623-8c22-bf437a0915d2
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How to ACTUALLY Get An IT Help Desk Job With No Experience
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Nemesio will be sharing his pathway and how he was able to land an IT Help Desk job within 1 month. Nemesio's Channel: @BigBroTech4U CourseCareers IT Certifiate (Free module $50 Off): jamesy.tech/coursecareers Discord: jamesy.tech/discord Linktree: jamesy.tech/linktree Tags: information technology,how to get a job with no experience,information technology careers,information technology jobs,how...
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In this video I cover why applicants are struggling to land IT help desk positions and how help desk job openings have decreased over the past few years. Along with that some tips to help you get in IT! CourseCareers IT Course (Free module): jamesy.tech/coursecareers Discord: jamesy.tech/discord Linktree: linktr.ee/jamesdelatorrejr Tags: how to get a job with no experience,how to get an i.t. jo...
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Hello! This video will go over if IT certifications are actually needed to land a help desk job. Along with that, I'll be going over tips and tricks to land your first IT job. Enjoy! Discord: jamesy.tech/discord Linktree: linktr.ee/jamesdelatorrejr CourseCareers: jamesy.tech/coursecareers CompTIA A : www.comptia.org/certifications/a CompTIA Network : www.comptia.org/certifications/network CCNA:...
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Hello! In This video, I'll show you the best study methods and tips to pass the CompTIA Network exam. Enjoy! Linktree: linktr.ee/jamesdelatorrejr Discord: jamesy.tech/discord Jason Dion Udemy Course: bit.ly/4d5Mjcb Jason Dion Udemy Practice Tests: bit.ly/4dm8meA Professor Messer: czcams.com/video/As6g6IXcVa4/video.html Josh Madakor 1,000 Network Practice Questions: lognpacific.com/free-certific...
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I trying to be junior deveops administrator, is it important to have a good foundation in networking?
Course careers ad lol, should've just said it was sponsored in the intro.
Do you think I should get CYSA+ or Sec+? I had Sec+ already and let it expire and am thinking about retaking just unsure if I should go up to CYSA
@@wasteland225 If you’re working in security already then restudying for the Sec+ might not be worth your time since you should already know most of those topics I would go for cysa+
Passed my CCNA last year in November.
Awesome!
A bit of advice for people out there. If your a college student most colleges have an IT Student Worker positions available for enrolled students for cheap labor. It does not pay well, however, it gets your foot in the door. The best time to apply for these kind of jobs is a month or 2 before the start of each semester. So if you want a job in the Fall semester apply in July - August and if you want a job in the Spring semester apply in November - December. This is due to students dropping out and/or graduating so each semester usually one or two spots open up. If you don't get a response or they do not pick you do not lose hope, keep applying each semester. This is what I did and now I worked my way up to being Cyber Security Analyst, I wish everyone the best of luck!
Im trying to land my first job in IT in order to build some experience in an IT role and transfer into Cyber security or Networking. I have the Google IT support and Cyber certificate should I go for the NETWORK+ SEC+ or the A+? Kind of confused what the best route would be to land a decent paying first IT role!! Any suggestions from people with experience in IT would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!! BEST of LUCK to EVERYONE!!
The natural way of getting those 3 certs would be the A+, the Net+, then Sec+. If you already know basic IT things then maybe skip A+
I need an experience+
real
I love your work ❤👍
Wanna get into servicenow What are your thoughts on CSA cert Please make a video If you can And if possible please make it fast
I’m not familiar with that cert
Great video, a lot of valuable information!
Great video! I came here to say thanks because I've just passed the exam. The test is not difficult at all if you have any IT experience. The only thing I did was study by taking a prep test course I found on udemy by certifyedge and that's it
Woohoo congrats!!
Hey Jamesy thanks for your advice related to CCNA exam, I would like to know your suggestion, I have Google Cybersecurity and Sec+ now without prior experience in IT security and IT Support, I have my BSc with 2 yrs exp in software engineering and it's been a while, I would like to get into IT Security (with just google cybersec and Sec+ I am unable to land any entry level security job or Internships yet), and IT Support which certification would you recomend that helps me in both IT Security and IT Support roles, should I get Net+ (but I already have sec+ and many employers for IT Support looking for Net+), CCST or CCNA.
I would say net+ if you’re trying to get into any role. If you don’t want to get into something as networking heavy then net+ is the way to go. Also, use your software skills to do projects related to security for example automating certain tasks or scripts would be something that would look attractive on a resume.
@@Jamesytech22 Hi James, thanks for your advice, currently I am working on WebGoat project by OWASP it covered the area of web security to get more hands on experience to keep myself updated, I already put that in my resume, is there any other IT security projects that I'll do which would helps me to land Junior/Entry level role in IT security.
Maybe making your own SIEM, vulnerability scanner, password manager, NIDS/NIPS etc etc or even just playing around with some of the open source solutions that are used in practice
I'm from the UK, I'm 34 and worked for 13 yrs in childcare, all of this is so different to what I'm used to. I just got comptia core 1 and 2 done. I'm about to get my Network+ test, feels like I have a lot of theoretical knowledge but I have no idea how this will translate into a job. This helps a lot, thank you!
What a great video bro I'm new here on your channel. I never worked with IT Help Desk before and I don't have job experience. But I know how to do a lot of things such as ,build a pc, install software etc. Because I have my own pc . Do you think I should apply to a job like that without any job experience?
@@imoliver2822 I would probably learn more basics like computer networking and other it troubleshooting things before applying for a job. It’s a good idea to do projects to put on your resume to make up for having no work experience
@@Jamesytech22 got it thanks
I had my first IT role with no experience after doing a 9 week bootcamp that transitioned into a one year apprenticeship. Once it ended, I quit that job and became a Technical ServiceNow Business Analyst. 2 years from no experience to a great job. It can be done, you just have to accept that it doesn't all come at once.
@@zaofactor Very inspiring and huge congrats to you!
Now that there is the new ccna coming, is boson gonna update their course et labs?
@@stephenlartiste671 Yeah they update their practice exams
Having CCNA for me is still a big EDGE! CCNA is the most important fundamental an IT guy needs to have if your on the networking/security side
@@jepjepVLOGS Absolutely!
This field is saturated with gatekeepers. My suggestion is to put a rainbow pin on, and really lean into that california valley girl persona and it should give you a step up above the rest of the applicants.
@@charlesyoungblood9414 😂😂
Just so everyone knows the curse career cert is $500. Just study for your comptia a+,
@@jayp-ki4zo Yep they’re both around 500! Which A+ is possibly more with study material
I will say IT is in kind of a weird spot since more companies are transitioning to the cloud and traditional tasks related to networking are become less common. Not saying IT will go away but things are definitely changing.
Currently in an internship and my manager stated that they don't really care for certification unless they come down to comparing two candidates they really want. This is a manager who has 30-plus years of experience in the IT field. For them, they care more about actual real-world experience and being able to work within a team. Understanding and being able to apply the A+ will always be beneficial in having a great foundation within IT. But if you can land a job or internship that exposes you to hands-on experiences plus having mentors guide you within the IT field. It's way more beneficial than any certification you gain by yourself.
@@ulises_99 Yeah if you have experience usually certs are just nice to have but not necessary
I'm really thinking about getting my CCNA. i really liked your CySa tip where you passed the sec+ then took the cysa afterwards. that's a smart power play because i wish i would of taken my cysa when i passed my sec+ with all that info still fresh on my mind, but i will forever use that tip for the rest of my life. so right now I'm thinking about taking my CCNA after i pass my network+. just to double stack the networking certs to make my resume look more appealing. also i love what you're doing on youtube. ill be posting content in the future and maybe someday we can chat or make content together but again thanks for that awesome tip about stacking closely related certs
Yeah taking the ccna after net+ is a great way to do that cause basic networking will be easy and all you have to do is learn cisco protocols and commands. Thank you for watching! Reach out to me on discord or linkedin
I took the CCNA and failed . I can tell you that there's 4 lab questions where they expect you to know how to setup voice LAN's and standard network setups using Layer 3 switches and you have about 5 minutes for each lab. So you need to make sure that you not only know how to set everything up but that you can also do fairly quickly. The labs is what made me fail because I didn't learn much on layer 3 switches during my class . So my advice to anyone taking it soon is focus on labs with layer 3 switches .
Mine was different only 2 lab questions it changes everyday based on the test banks
A lot of people fail this exam their first time. Did you have your pay the cert fee of $300 out of your own pocket? I would not take it unless my employer paid for it.
I took mine last week and I must agree, get your hands on labs the more you do the better off you’ll be. It’s a lot to take in so take it step by step and look into Jeremy’s IT Lab, he will help a lot. Keep in mind you have to put in the work and sometimes that’s not enough, case in point with me. 🤓
For me, I'm struggling to get off the desk even though I have a B.S in Information Technology and SEC+ while also working on CYSA+. But I also live in the south and far away from major metropolitan areas. I am seriously considering moving to another city for an opportunity. Also want to point out that the unemployment rate is creeping up higher and making it harder to find jobs. Especially jobs that don't usually produce revenue like I.T.
@@grantdelaney9604 True we mentioned in one of my recent videos that relocating can help you find more job openings. Good luck and keep pushing!
They keep saying 'break into the industry' Pick your place you really want to work at, then run your own pen test. Own the hiring managers personal information and leverage that for a job. Worked for me!
@@charlesyoungblood9414 That’s wild
@@charlesyoungblood9414 most of my knowledge is blue team oriented. 😮💨
Bro how much days it will take to complete a ccna exam
@@aadhtiyamani9570 To study? It really depends on you and if you have any prior knowledge. It usually takes months to study. The exam itself is 2 hours long
@@Jamesytech22 as about your concern ccna is still worth upcoming years?
@@aadhtiyamani9570 It depends on what you want to use it for. If you want to spend your time working with Cisco products, absolutely but if your goal is just to get employed in IT there are better ways to do it. But if you want to get in networking, it’s a good option
Fine bro thanks for your explanation 💚
A lot of people don't go for it because they're focusing on cloud certs . But I think it's a bad idea and the reason for that is when something goes down you want someone who knows how to fix it not someone who only knows how to manage hard drive space. If your plumbing messes up you don't want someone who knows how to clean a pool , you want a plumber .
Before CCNA I would go with Cisco Netacad and Skillsforall. The two sites are merging on the 22 of August. The website will use the Netacad domain but with a skillsforall look and feel. New courses are being added as well. Jamesy I would like to get your view on this when it happens.
I didn’t know they were merging but yeah when studying through my high school we used the netacad courses with boson exsim for practice exams.
@@Jamesytech22 yes I remember you said Netacad helped you earn CCNA. That is why I mentioned it in this video about it. I use it as well. I am taking Cisco cyberops this fall through Netacad.
I was considering taking that exam. Good luck!
I have held a CCNA From 2003-2006. GOOD VIDEO.
@@carsonjamesiv2512 Thank you!
CCNA is overrated, Net+ is all you need, and my recommendation would be to focus on Cloud+, AWS, Azure, Google. The smartest thing to do is to get the Net+ certification, and take a CCNA Bootcamp on Udemy to fill in gaps. Packet Tracer will help you learn how to configure stuff
Yeah going to cloud based certs can help a lot in supplement of the CCNA
I did a+ on my own, then job skill share. That whole process was about 4-5 months and then got a support position at an msp.
That’s a good pathway!
This country is addicted to foreign labor thats why.
You’re not wrong
acurrate, started about 50k
So technically be lucky and have a network/connections
He didn’t have much connections other than his friend who told him about IT. Lucky maybe in the sense that there were a lot of job openings in his area but other than that, he was putting in a full days of work learning IT and applying so you can’t just say it’s luck. A lot of people spend a fraction of that time applying and wonder why they’re getting less interviews.
@Jamesytech22 Nah, there's definitely a luck aspect to it. What matters more, though, is if you're able to take full advantage of that luck when it comes around.
@@zaofactor Fair but if you apply yourself day to day your chances (luck) is way better which is what I try to tell people. But luck does NOT come in with the interview process and such because you need the communication skills to do well on the interview
@@Jamesytech22This is also true.
I want to take the Exam in a few days ... If I get Boson today, do you think I'll have access to the update for the new exam after August 20th?
For Boson? It’s a year long subscription for the CCNA practice tests so yes.
@@Jamesytech22 Great, thanks!!!
I just want a strong background in networking. I’m currently trying to get into cybersecurity. Going for the CCNA
Yep sounds like a good option for you!
A+ and N+ Certified. Preparing for the CCNA now for over 2 months.
Good luck!
My exam is on Thursday please don't change my mind
Haha good luck to you! The video isn't to scare you away but moreso to help people out who are still deciding if it's for them.
Do your labs in packet tracer . Know all the commands by heart . work on layer 3 switches trust me you'll be thanking me if you do .
Can you guys stop going on the internet and lying about going going into a IT job easily??!? I've seen it too much where people say you can be a programmer in 1 week and some other bs about working at Google within 1 month. ALL OF YOU NEED TO STOP!!!
It definitely isn’t easy. But I’m sharing a story of someone landing an IT job within a month by working hard everyday. I personally didn’t do this when getting my job and obviously it’s going to be different for everyone else.
@@Jamesytech22 you’re practicing false advertisement
@@xanders.3810 How so?
He’s cute
😎😎👌🏽💰
If I get 30 correct questions is enough to pass it?
@@weird2450 That’s not a good way to think about it in my opinion. Each question is weighted different so it depends. Get every question right and you’ll pass!
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Nope, no and nahhhh.
Damn that's really inspiring. Thanks for sharing!
@@SlypDisc Thanks for watching!
You can't secure what you don't know. Learn the basics, then learn cyber security. czcams.com/video/BEskYHiyl8E/video.html
This will be a challenge for those of us over 55 YO to do. There's so much descrimination out there. Many women report only being able to earn minimum wage. What suggestions do you have for older adults getting into this line of career to overcome descrimination?
@@abilenevickers1314 To be honest I’m not sure. Just keep building your skills and making sure you market yourself well by using your past experiences in customer service to show youd do well in this type of role
What’s your current job? Keep up the good work!
I was an IT intern but this fall is my first semester in college
@@Jamesytech22 good luck!
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You’re awesome bro! Great talking with you😎
just beat cancer and im 24. Doing google cybersecurity cert I'm on course 3 module 2
@@xavierharris4036 you’re going to do great things. The fact that you can beat something like that, then immediately begin working on your future💪🏽. Don’t get burnt out because the more learning you do, the more earning you do!
Great video! I went from working at a furniture department store to working an IT leadership role in 3 years. It’s all about drive and ambition.
Wow that’s sick!
CourseCareers IT Certifiate (Free module + $50 Off): jamesy.tech/coursecareers
AI as well as automatic phone services have taken over 90% of these jobs, and more of them are going to go poof within the next 5 years due to AI. Also people fail get job cause most the people doing the interviews are complete jokes and have no idea what they're doing. I got an interview once 3 years ago guy spend 30 minutes just shit talking my college back ground during the whole interview I literally had to interrupt the guy just to ask him if he thought that poorly about the college than why did he call me in to interview me, whole thing was a joke. Now a days you got guys on linkedin bragging about calling in 7 people for a interview all at the same time just to make them all sit there waiting 3 hours before he actual talks to them, as if wasting 3 hours of someone's time is a measurement of someone's ability to do their job when real it just measurement of that guy being an asshole. Also let not forget how many ghost job posting that currently exist right now that aren't actually looking to hire people they just want your information so they can sell it for third parties, or figure out if they can get away with laying off their current employees to replace them with people willing to work for less money. Cause employee loyalty in 2024 doesn't exist anymore employers are looking to shit can current employees and screw them out of every penny or benefit they can at any moment they can anymore. And best is the Squarespace CMO saying people should be willing to work for free, how the fuck can I afford to pay my bills and buy food if I work for free seriously employers today are bat shit crazy.