The Best Types of Entry Level Tech Jobs

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[mihaidoboga]

Finally, someone talking about job titles. We really need to standardize job titles and levels in IT, because we surely can do it. Thanks, Zach!

[KevtechITSupport]

I worked helpdesk, pc tech, msp and service desk. Titles don't mean anything. I always tell people to look at the job description. Most entry level jobs require soft skills as well.

[nicholejohnson]

I’m almost done with my Google IT certificate and this info is so so helpful! Thank you so much!

[MartinFoster]

I work at an MSP in NW Chicago suburbs. An MSP is a great route to go because we support many different types of companies with different needs and different setups. It's help desk but for different companies rather than getting exposure to a single company

[Kobmaiz]

Everyone please pay attention to the fact that cyber security was not mentioned in this video. That is because those positions are not "entry level". I see this a lot. Someone with 0 experience is applying for a SOC analyst role. Then they get discouraged for not being hired.

[ChrisHavok]

MSPs are far better for entry level techs than internal help desk jobs. Trust me, you’ll learn so much more in a short amount of time and work with a wider range of technologies than you would in an internal IT position. Not to mention, the opportunities for growth and promotion is generally much higher.

[ajblack]

I just accepted an offer for a service desk Technician job with Logicalis thanks kev for the video they helped me with the interview I start August 2nd first IT job

[Togher]

I have just started as a LAN support technician... It's just the employer's way to ensure that you can cover as many duties as possible.

[lapisnightdream]

Thanks for telling me about looking out for job titles. I didn't know about that. I cant tell you how many times I would look at some titles and think "I cant possibly try that I am underqualified."

[MartinFoster]

The MSP I work at in Chicago burbs is actually looking for a part time entry level person to start off with helping to do computer builds/software installs.

[OldHouseRenovation]

This is a good channel with great content. The speaker is engaging and knowledgeable. I started a Help Desk Management YouTube channel and I can tell you it takes a lot of time to prepare to make a video.

[VFSkullangel]

I have been applying like crazy. Been getting a lot of call centers with very little to no actual IT.

[garydee]

I don't understand why people go through all the trouble to get all of the certifications that are infinitely more extensive than a help desk would warrant. If I get CCNA and COMPTIA Network +, Security + etc. I'm not looking for a job at a help desk or a call center, that's insane.

[-Jake]

Im watching this to get out of a help desk job, at a call center. I work for a major ISP, handling only Enterprise Fiber customers. It. Grinds. Away. At. Your. Soul. If you need something for money or cant start anywhere else, maybe, but have a time limit set as a goal.

[incrediblez]

Thanks for all you do. Great channel. These tips are valuable including where to go search for these jobs.

[Gurt]

Thanks a lot man🙌, your channel precious. I will share for sure man really it's impossible to think that YouTube is so far away of his real purpose of sharing knowledge not sharing money making stuff.

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[anusingh]

Really appreciate you!! Thank you so much for sharing knowledge with us 😊

[TheBigCatttt]

Thank you so much for making these videos. I'm transitioning from the medical field to the IT field and these videos are helping so much

[joeyalfaro]

Interview process is to see what you know and see if your sane. Playing games like why do you want to work at this company? Interview them say maybe I don't. Learn everything a senior developer with 25 years experience on job knows. Trouble shooting and hard deadlines.

[Yugen]

Thank you, I'm still getting my certifications but this was very insightful.