The ONE Skill You NEED in IT - Information Technology

ANYONE can be in IT (Information Technology). But...there is ONE SKILL that will set you apart from the rest. It's a skill many of you possess already....CUSTOMER SERVICE....dealing with people!

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[stargasior]

I am an introvert too, but when the topic is something that I am passionate about, I can talk like an extrovert 😅

[Eliason]

Started on a helpdesk at $12/hr, 6 years later I'm over $100k/yr. I'm a high school dropout. ANYONE can make a good living doing this if willing to put in the time to become competent.

[peterream]

He's correct. IT is a fantastic career to have. Network Engineer, Programmer, DevOps, and Cyber Security are just 4 areas where you can have a long and full career in IT.

[roywujatson]

Chuck is one of the best out there. He is more concerned about our success than we are

[barbaragerard]

I'm a mom of two and looking to start a new career in the IT field. Network Chuck's videos have been a huge help getting started and building confidence on the topic. If Chuck can be a family man and still self study, surely I can too.

[mrmachine]

Love all your content sir! I started my career doing Financial auditing, switched into IT auditing, and now pursuing a career path of cybersecurity, specifically focused in networking and Infrastructure. I love all the opportunity in IT and I can attest that strong communication skills are key for IT, especially when you have to create relationships with teams in different disciplines within your organization.

I have my CISA certification and I'm hoping to get my Comptia A+, Network +, and Security + by end of 2019.

[tyjarrett]

I'm not officially in IT yet, but you and Du'An Lightfoot give me the motivation to pursue it.

[nancyer]

Just found your video by searching "what I do in IT" you answered all my questions and made me feel excited about pursuing this as a career.

[rouowward]

I hear so many ppl hear my age (38) and say I can't. I'm going to pursue this whether or not someone agrees but it was nice to know I can. It was good to hear it

[dayakforeign]

I fallen in IT world when i was an a student. I love resemble computer hardware. Made my own PC then now i am a IT support and helpdesk. 😁

[norello]

Started IT two years ago and I love it. I'm never bored and I love what I do.

[OctaevBeats]

Agreed. I've done a customer service and a help desk job before, and I found that the people skills I learned from customer service more valuable the technical knowledge. You can be the biggest tech nerd in the world, but if you don't know how to serve others with that knowledge, you will likely struggle in the field. BTW, taking CCNA in January!

[marcovazquez]

Last year I won the david bombal Packet tracker lab course. Since then I have earned my CCENT. I have scheduled my ICND2 for January and also booked my ccna security and design for later in the year. Also I got hired for an IT job in seattle, WA for a small startup so I will be moving from FL. The boson netsim will be a great tool to aid me in my journey!

[allisterrampenthal]

Started looking for a career change and found your channel Chuck. You have given me the motivation and encouragement to pursue my goals and finally go for it. Thank you!

[jasonbarber]

I started by building my first Computer in 2013. All self taught with no help. I started to study for my A+ shortly after and was able to get a job at a local School ISD for technology support. Went to school, and now have a BS in Computer Science (Cyber Security) and am looking to get my CCNA in Feb.

[TekTonGamingNetwork]

I started in the Custodial Department with my company. Started doing IT stuff on the side with some awesome friends who encouraged me to study! :) The company took notice of my skills and offer me a position on the help desk. Now I'm being looked at to move into a Jr. network admin position. I've been studying for my ICND1 for about 7 months. I tried once and missed passing by 2 questions, but I will not give up :). The field of IT is wide open for those with zero college education if you have the drive to learn. Thank you Chuck for being so encouraging!

[JacobSmith-vthp]

Joined the Marine Corps right after highschool not knowing what I would want to do in college. Signed up under the general communications electrician contract and apparently scored high enough on tests that my MOS would be 0651 Cyber Network Operator. I did my 4 years in the military and continued in IT afterwards getting a helpdesk job at my community college while getting my A.A.S in Network Administration. Just recently landed a new job without the CCNA and I'm working from home. Using my free time studying and will be taking the CCENT early next year. I would love the Boson NetSim!

[bluffcitytech]

I started in IT on accident fell in love with it and looking to forward my career. Even with no certs I already make pretty good money.

[paradeofchaos]

IT is awesome, people skills is a must along with ton of patience. I been in support for 4 years, this morning i passed my CCNA continuning my IT education! People like Chuck inspire me to succeed. Thanks man!

[emranmaya]

Being a part of technology excites me. And just like you said... you never get bored in IT field.