Top 7 Non-Coding Tech Jobs that pay $100k + in 2022

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0:00 - Intro
0:35- Cybersecurity
2:15- Networking
3:34- Cloud
5:01- Auditor
6:30- Forensics
7:35- Incident Response
8:37- ISSO

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[joshstewart]

Definitely falls in line with my experience. Work full time from home in my pajamas making a base salary of 120k and love my work. I get to make decisions that affect the entire coming and work with little to no oversight. Plenty of jobs out there that pay 150k+ in addition to bonus pay and great benefits.

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Thank you Nicole. Your videos have been a great resource for all things Cyber Security. I've been losing my mind trying to find a job in the field. My college ruined coding for me so it's nice to see other jobs are possible.

For anyone wondering why you're not getting a job in the field fret not as i have a freaking degree and i still haven't gotten a great job that isn't IT related. Got a Security + and a CySa. It's just hard out here regardless. I've had a lot of interviews but no success yet. Don't lose hope though! It is possible.

[flashketchum]

Nicole, I’m a fellow vet and I love how clear and concise your videos are! What career path would you say has the most opportunities to work 100% from home and make 6 figures?

[granddeception]

Thank you for the information that you are putting out. You are truly helping lots of people who are new to the field. Salute from a fellow veteran.

[myronidasvestarossa]

I’m currently a sophomore in college and there aren’t any degrees related to IT or Cybersecurity. What can I do to get some experience?

Btw, to save you time, the jobs are
1.Cybersecurity Analyst
2.Network Engineer
3.Cloud Engineer
4.IT Security Auditor
5.Computer Forensics
6.Incident Response
7. ISSO

[crowbar]

love this channel. I've had a bad day of using glitchy qwiklabs in the Google (Power user module) cert that you recommended, Nicole. I needed this to set my focus straight because i was loosing the will to live.

[Qomber]

I'm 19 and am already tired of jot having a career. Cyber security has caught my interest and I think this is the route I want to go. Thanks to your channel, its been easy to decide

[marlonfuentes]

Amazing! thank you so much for this information. I love how you explain very detailed all of your content.

[scottjenkins]

Very helpful and insightful video, as always. Thank you for making this channel and these videos!

[maggiemaeasmr]

Not I just commented on another one of your videos asking about this!! Found my answer🥳 thank you so much for this content!!!!

[Theinsomniac]

Thank you, Nicole! This was an excellent video.

[mr.richierich]

Thank you so much for this awesome and informative video❣️

[Reconbeatz]

im a security analyst now. but its under paid and i look through emails to find attacks and put labels on them. im wanting to get out of there and get a new job. i was looking at splunk admin or auditor but a lot of places require years of experience ive only been there for 8 months

[thaerenglish]

Thank you Nicole for this fabulous video 🙏📸🙏

[andrewtran]

What’s your take on people saying there is no such thing as an entry level cybersecurity job and you’ll have to be a helpdesk tech for a few years before even starting in cybersecurity? Apologies if you’ve already addressed this.

[tbglo]

whats certificates do you need for GRC? and whats entry level positions for it?

[reey]

Help! If I were to get into the Cloud Engineering field by picking one of the big three, would I be tied up only to that specific tech company's jobs availability? Would it have any potential limitations n downside? Would the technical skills n knowledge transferrable even tho the training could be so cheap. Thank you!

[matthewgardner]

When will the resume template be ready??

[seetsamolapo]

In this "recession" climate with layoffs and everything which one would you say has more demand/safer between cybersecurity and cloud?

[darkr]

hello, im looking for an advise.. for someone who doesnt have studies in the area of IT and is almost 30 could you enlighten me some areas to change my career into it? (because i dont know if this areas are needed some prior experience)