Junior Engineer vs Senior Network Engineer | Network Outage

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Junior Engineer vs Senior Network Engineer. Enjoy this hilarious video of me doing an impersonation of how a Sr. network engineer handles cases compared to a Jr. network engineer. A senior engineer, may come off as an arrogant know-it-all, acting quickly to get things done. Whereas the junior engineer, completely drew a blank in the stressful situations.

I didn't actually messup this bad. This video is intended to be a joke.

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[krunalnv]

If my senior is there, he'll tell user to raise a ticket and after 15 minutes he'll tell me to say we're still working on issue. 😅

[JuanDuarte_]

If rebooting the router fixes the issue for an enterprise network, fire the “senior” 😅

[amaankhan]

As a frontdesk engineer i can confirmed that is true i really got panic ehen outage happen i simply create ticket and after 15 min net eng solve the issue. 😂

[senorsleepy]

If I’m getting customer calls as a senior engineer I’m quitting

[AswadFahad]

This literally confirmed I'm a Senior Network engineer. 😂. Most user network complaints are usually ID10T isuuses, which only experience can teach you how to know and solve them in seconds.

[Mr.WS]

Just hit cmd and ping the ip, If it pings back. Then call 911. 😂

[hashamtariq]

It depends, which kind of complain a support engineer is facing

[Conviction]

This is funnier than it should be lmao

[rayeesazami]

What are the responsibilities of noc support engineer

[williandossantos]

If the network is reallyy down, then you just need to go straight to the core of it. Well done asking for a reboot. Easy stuff first

[Onuorahh]

Is network engineer also a physical job?

[nmf]

If your first step in troubleshooting is to reboot the router, you're a terrible engineer and probably know next to nothing about how networking actually works. They created the OSI model for a reason.

[dmar]

I'm sorry I think the term "engineer" is getting thrown around to loosely. What kind of role is this in reference to? In Enterprise networks you don't just reboot a router maybe if it's a remote location that uses a modem for internet connectivity and you have a tunnel over then maybe you ask them to reboot the modem. But the router? What kind of mom pop shop you running here lol