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I decided to choose my career path in IT as a network engineer, and this is the first video I watched after that decision Wish me luck ;)

I chose networking cause Im not that keen on programming

I went to college for my degree in management information systems. I finished during the start of the pandemic. TO TELL YOU HOW MUCH I HAVE STRUGGLED IN FINDING WORK. Last year I got a job at a law firm and my boss gave me the chance to work in her IT department. It was a cool experience, but all I did was sit in the cubicle. There were times where I was like this cannot be it! I was always going up and down the office looking for something to do. Not too shabby for my first role. I just saw a post from Cisco and they had this chart about how there are various roles and what kind of stuff you do. I am very people oriented, and I noticed that network engineers that is what they do. Honestly I am still in the beginning of my IT career. I have the degree, a google tech support cert, 6 months of experience, currently tackling the A+ little by little. I think I am in a good path, I just hope my next role is not as mundane. Reason why I studied IT was because I have always had that genuine curiosity for devices, I would set up networks, computers growing up, I think it's neat. IDK I see that network engineer sounds like a solid gig. I just wish it were easy to get there. Any advice I would truly appreciate! thanks!

Guys, been doing networking for 15 years, loving it, but you got to move forward, it's a dying field, strive to be cloud infra engineer, this will make you job security much safer

This is dope

what modules did you do in tertiary? did you happen to major with IT and electronics sowhow?

I think my mistake in college was thinking I wanted to code. I don't mind the idea, but like him, I can't just sit there and code. I love the physical aspect of things, building and tinkering. I wish I knew about this back then. Though it's not too late to get started.

Right now i'm studying cisco network management. for my question, what are skills and internship that i will gather during my studies.

This is my current work. Once I done with daily inspection, all I do is watch youtube and do some other small task🤣

Wow...Man Fabulous job u are doing to make these essential videos tutorials..please keep going would like to have more videos like this...Thank You so much Sir...I really appreciate your all efforts to make these videos. THANK YOU SO MUCH Steve

Thank you for making a very realistic and informative video.

Can anybody tell whom do nw engineer work with on day 2 day basis? Are there chances of meeting or working with girls directly?😅😅

Those network racks look so well put together & carefully thought out. I'm excited for my field of choice in Computer Security & Networking!

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I do network cabling and up to 24 strand fiber. This seems like something i can since im pretty familiar!

actually it is not an engineering discipline. better to call network specialist or admin.

The dream🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

How are those fiber cables connected? SFP?

Thank you for this video!

Cool video, thanks for sharing. Would you mind saying how many people work in this building? I'm curious to know how many people can be supported with the amount of hardware shown in that data center

Thank you very informative site survey

i'm studying for my CCNA and it has been really difficult the further i progress into it because I didn't have a visual or a reference to really visualize how Network Engineers would utilize everything within the CCNA course. This has helped a lot and gave me some inspiration to keep going. Thank you!

Love your videos and do you have a certain pathway for us fresh graduates to the network engineer path? especially for remote works?

Hi ,I will complete my post graduation in computer system technician (networking system) on December 2024.I want to ask that in hand experience where can i get or will i have to do any certification for getting experience.

You go girl❤❤❤❤

what is skills required for network engineering? should know programing or understand python?

Thank you for sharing this. I have always been intrigued and curious about networking and all that goes into it. Thanks again!

Im really confused when you say design..

i can feel the passion spilling out :D Thanks !

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Good video !

Very informative

Lol a modern network switch is not a simple device. Don't listen to this fool.

Recommend certifications? CCNA, ccnp, and Sec+?

People don't understand how complex the wireless physical and data layer is. When you deploy multiple wireless access points, you need nothing less than a wireless controller. Lol. I had my first experience deploying two access points and setting up the controller to do everything. Trying to core out the entire network on the wireless physical layer and getting the performance, on top of explaining to the customer on what they are getting for wireless core network can be a challenge.

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OMG I love this video I am more of a system administrator but networking is my true passion! Man I love this video, were those Cisco APs?

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MDF stands for Main Distribution Frame and IDF stands for Independent Distribution Frame.

The Network Is The Computer.

Thankyou for your time.

May God bless you! This video is clutch for me ATM. Hope you are winning 🙏🏾

Thats awesome, seeing a 3850 in your hand as you have 92,93, or a 9500 in your rack. Im in the middle of my EOL upgrade and know these devices well. You hiring?

So, what's your salary? Feel like a lot of IT jobs are under valued. Been on Indeed lately and the salaries some of these companies are offering is a slap in the face. Anyone can't just come off the street and start doing this type of work.

Thank u

Why are you using wireless? You do realize those radio waves are insecure right? Props on the cable management though.

I'm also following CCNA right now to become a network engineer one day, your speech and video inspired me lot. Thank you.✌

yeah it's all fun and games until there's a power outage and your client wouldn't buy apcs even though you told them they needed apcs and the switch's password isn't documented and the cloud key isn't working so you have to factory reset and reconfigure everything from scratch right then and there.