How to get your first job in Network/Security Engineering ?!? (This is how I would do it)

🔒 Have you ever had this question, How to get your first job in Network/Security Engineering ?!? Join me as I dive into essential tips, strategies, and insights to land your first job in this dynamic field! So if you are looking to get into Networking or Security as an entry level engineer, this video is perfect for you!

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⏲ Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction
00:55 Apply to Helpdesk roles to get started
02:22 Certifications and labs
03:19 Apply to smaller companies
04:49 Don't get emotionally invested in a role
06:15 Grow your network

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[thesocialdork]

Do subscribe to the channel, hit the like button and drop a comment!

[chadwicktyrone]

People want this shit to be true so bad, Maino big props to you for spitting the real facts

[TripleA]

You mentioned Net+ and Sec+, how are they beneficial in getting a job in Networking or Net Security? Do hiring managers really take the Comptia certs in the field of Networking and Net Sec seriously? Wouldn't be CCNA- CyberOps or CCNA-CCNP Sec or CCNA with equivalent from other Vendors be the better route?

[MichaelMK]

6 years of helldesk (not a typo lol), 2 years as a systems admin. Taking my CCNA in two weeks. Hopefully this finally allow me to get into network engineering.

[akshitgiroud]

Hey, in the grow your network section, you mentioned to write a friendly email to the HR post-interview, what should be the exact content of the email??

[ghanayadav]

Thanks For the Video can please Give the link for official CCNA cert guide Books to Buy with New Version