What a Network Engineer does - Networking Fundamentals [DETAILED EXPLANATION]

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In this video, I´ll share with you what a network engineer does and what are the fundamentals. This will get you a better insight, if you know if you really wanna become a network engineer, of what a network engineer really do, their salary, what they focus on, etc.

Remember, if you´re serious about becoming a network engineer, you must reverse engineer the process. This will help you have a clear view of what you should do to become one, in other words it will ease your journey.

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[NetworkEngineerAcademy]

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[sososweetysingh]

He brought up a great point at 7:30 about knowing some of the device models. I am a recent graduate and did two 6 months co-ops/internship as network engineer. During my time working, I didn't really pay attentions to switches/routers model I worked with. So fast forwarding to few weeks ago, I applied for full time position as network engineer and I had a technical interview. The exact question came up? What are some of the models of devices you have worked with? Guess what I couldn't answer. And. Didn't get the job too....

[RaviGitSho]

Believe me...The way you've demonstrated the true work of an Networking Engineer is simple awesome....Its good to see some one sharing true exp one posses. I am currently on hunt over Network job and you class your is a boon with additional info on what i must look into and must be prepared not only in books but also whats up/next in market for better self knowledge. Once again Thank you Jorge for sharing vital info and cheering up the techies in world who are planning to take up Networking as their carrier .

[adrianrichards]

I graduated Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering in 2002 and passed the board examinations in the same year. However, my job field is far from ECE scope. I worked as product engineer for an automotive company, then as procurement engineer for a construction company. I feel that I have an unfinished business in my career for not having exercised by degree as an electronics or telecommunications engineer. I still hope to get a career as a telecom engineer at my age. I hope it is not too late for me. Thank you for your videos.

[Sruliko]

I just finished CCNA 292 hrs. with 12 years as a PC Technician.
You helped set things right a bit. Thank you.

[IAMSHAARU]

when you explain I feel like I am talking to a friend and your accent totally attract to hear what you are trying to say... thank you ... support you from india..

[Gino_The_IT_Guy]

This is absolute GOLD! Great work explaining this! I loved the opening where you explained how a trouble call comes in, help desk vs network engineers! That really set the tone and this who video really resonated with me!

[mohamednaffiran]

im watching this at 14 years old and thanks keep up the great work

[markdenver]

This is my dream career ❤️ I am taking BS in Information Technology right now. Thanks alot for this video, I'm very excited to become net engineer later

[NajeeCanlas]

Thank you for your Inspiring videos Jorge! I passed my CCNA exam yesterday. I hope you can inspire more people in the future! God bless!

[teachinislearnin]

That pretty much sums up my day to day. For a moment I thought that you were not going to talk about L3 Switching and the Nexus. I'm glad you did. One thing that you might want to add though is Network Monitoring. It's a huge thing on the day to day. We use a combination of commercial and free ware for monitoring. Solarwinds is a pretty popular vendor for this. Also, configuration backups and log management are extremely important, specially for troubleshooting.

[BDawgJenkins]

Dude your videos are inspiring!!! I've waited way too long to start this up

[ASHERTESTIFY]

I've studied network security in college few years ago and after watching this while I'm doing other units made me get back on track what I remembered, thanks :)

[luisbonilla]

Gracias por la inspiracion Jorge, I am done with call centers.. time to go back to what I love doing, getting my CCNA looks like the place to start. 🙌

[jimshenry]

Thanks. I have no experience in Networking. But I started learning CCNA and started liking it. I want to continue and complete Security. I am working in power generation business for almost 7 years. is this switch good or me with no hands on experience in network. Just bookish knowledge

[Al_Dee]

This basically the entire IT community college degree in one quick roll, been looking for this!

[moss]

Thank you for your videos, you have passion and belief in what you teach, and it comes across. CAN YOU PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT YOUR LIFE, HOW YOU STARTED AS AN IMMIGRANT, A DROP OUT AND HOW YOU EVENTUALLY GOT TO WHERE YOU ARE. A WHOLE VIDEO DEDICATED TO YOUR LIFE STORY, WILL INSPIRE MANY, THANK YOU AGAIN, YOU DOING GREAT WORK

[rajausmanyaqoobbhatti]

when u have knowledge language doesnt matter .... u are goin great love all of your thanks

[canonicallytrans]

Just started watching this, and dude is the most drippy IT pro I've seen. Also like his hair.

[AbimBenim]

Thanks for the great content! I m going to study IT systems engineering and want to put the main focus on networks engineering (i have to decide between software and network engineering). Just subbed your channel, i learned much about the topic without even having started with the studies. Your way of presenting is extremely authentic and motivating. Thank you!