Comparing Network Engineers, Admins & Support: Key Differences!

🌐 Navigating Network Roles: Engineer vs. Admin vs. Support 🌐
Ever wondered about the differences between a Network Engineer, Network Administrator, and Network Support Engineer? In this video, I am breaking down the unique responsibilities, skills, and challenges each role brings to the world of networking.
🚀 Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
02:07 - What does a Network Engineer do ?
03:46 - What does a Network Admin do ?
05:43 - What does a Network Support Engineer do ?
07:21 - What skills/certifications do you need for each field ?
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Looking forward to hearing your thoughts in the comments section! 🚀

[@thesocialdork1133]

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[@TheSeqfu]

Well presented, I appreciate your perspective.

[@KalTech]

I work in a smaller organization for the army. I'm essentially all three as anything Network related is my job. Which is kinda cool and kinda scary at the same time.

[@thesocialdork1133]

Donning many roles at the same time! Good luck mate!!

[@Network_Noob-24]

Very informative, in my previous organization, my role is a combination of Network Engineer/Administrator, we deal with projects and day to day issues, the monitoring part and first line of troubleshooting is with our NOC engineer team.

[@thesocialdork1133]

Yes depending on the organisational structure there may be a single role that covers two!

[@MuhammadFaisal-wy9zu]

Your videos are always informational and useful. Great to see it.

[@thesocialdork1133]

Thanks for supporting as always

[@BipsonMukhiya]

Keep going bro 💞💞💝

[@thesocialdork1133]

Thanks for the support as always

[@catman8623]

Im new to your channel. Have you earned your CCNA? I want to become a network engineer and considering taking the CCNA to better my chances of landing networking roles not just engineering.

[@thesocialdork1133]

Hi! Welcome to The Social Dork!
Yes I did give the CCNA as my first ever IT certification. I highly recommend it.

[@sumitfunde7824]

Can you also add the network security engineer comparison in it

[@thesocialdork1133]

Hi Sumit, do watch the video that I have already made which talks about the differences between the two - czcams.com/video/CaUsPUMqltU/video.html

[@sumitfunde7824]

Thank You Royden

[@rohithj.e9254]

I would like to know the salary of eachother role comparison

[@thesocialdork1133]

Hi mate, the salary totally depends from organization to organization and what they generally prioritize. However, a network engineer would tend to earn more that the other two. Network engineer > Network admin > Network support in that order.