I’ll never look at the OSI model the same again

This was hilarious and helpful at the same time, keep up the good work! I look forward to seeing more of your videos

Thank you so much for this video! I really appreciate it, I will make a revision before my interview! :D

I appreciate this, thank you. Helps me to know what to somewhat expect.

I’m a truck driver for a major beverage company. I just applied for a tier one network support position. This is right on time!

Feels like i'm the one wearing pink shirt and a coat and you're the one who's giving me an interview it's a great nerve racking experience thanks for sharing this Anna.

you earned this like and subscribe!! helpful and entertaining ASF!

Such an awesome refresher!! thank you

Thank you so much! great vid!

Thanks so much. It was a definitely good review for me for my upcoming interview

This will be really helpful for my entry level interview.. Thanks Annalise😘

Love your videos! Keep them coming!!

Love the video! We've all had those cringey answers and those interviewers who we know are messing with us.

Right now I'm preparing for entry level interview buddy , thank you so much for Ur experience video ... Helps me lot for preparing these kinds of stuff .I hope I will become a network engineer soon . Period

For BGP statuses, there are 6, they are 1) Idle 2) Connect (sends TCP Sync to peer) 3) Active (received TCP Sync & Ack from peer) 4) OpenSent (sends Open message to peer) 5) OpenConfirm (got Open message from peer). 6) Established BGP uses TCP port 179

Took notes on a few of these. Great Video

Reverse Lookup and Forward lookup was not discussed at all by other CCNA instructors. Definitely adding that into my list. I also didn't know BGP port and the BGP status. Those again aren't really taught like that in CCNA.

Loved the adult version of osi song , it was hilarious . But in reality it has been very beneficial . Thank you

I was answering this questions so confidently. I just started studying for the CCNA though.Except the vlan communication question. I said setting up trunking, and adding a layer 3 device like she said.

I couldn’t stop laughing and it sticks with me too great job !!!! I love this 1

Great video. Another common one i see is explain the difference between UDP and TCP? or difference between OSI and TCP/IP Model?

I learned a lot from this video ..

Thanks for making this kind of video

Could you make a follow up video with the new and experienced you nailing an interview, and how you’d conduct an interview now that you’re more seasoned? Thanks By the way the OSI model KILLED ME HAHAHA!!! 💀💀🤣🤠

I love this

I've done the subnet calculator thing too. Glad it wasn't just me. 😂

Omg, I have attend a few interviews for NOC / SOC Analyst position & all of the questions you listed are ON THE SPOT!! 😂😂 I really love your videos !! Looking forward to see more in the future ❤❤ Here are the questions in the video: 1. Subnet mask for /25 2. How many hosts in /18 network? 3. What happens when you put a website into a web browser? 4. Difference between forward lookup & reverse lookup 5. List all of the layer in OSI Model 6. What layer switch operates on? 7. What layer router operates on? 8. Step by step process to fix a pencil? 😂 (theorically speaking) 9. What is shown in MAC Address table? 10. What shows in ARP Table? 11. Name 5 routing protocols 12. Spanning tree protocol port states 13. BGP Statuses 14. What is VLAN? 15. What is default VLAN? 16. When to use straight-through cable & cross-over cable 17. What area in OSPF classified as back-bone area? 18. How to shutdown interface on switch? 19. How to assign IP Address on a switch interface? 20. What command to save any changes in switch? 21. What port HTTP operates on? 22. What port is HTTPS ? 23. What port is DNS ? 24. What port is BGP? 25. Steps to troubleshoot for network outage 26. Can VLANs be able to communicate with each other? 27. How to make VLANs communicate with each other? Love from Malaysia ❤

Hey Analyze!!!! Lol Pimp don’t need to whaaaattttt???? Man thank you for the content I have a interview today. Wish me luck !!!!!! Oh and big ups for your video and please do more because there are not a lot of us in this space. Having someone you can relate to make it cool

Hahaha this is awesome!!!!!

This felt so accurate. I could feel the awkward tension through my monitor. But this helps a lot. I'm having an interview tomorrow and I actually don't know if there will be technical questions but I'd rather be prepared anyways.

nice , this is amazing

I'm definitely remembering the osi model after that.

Very nicely done :)

If these are the questions for entry level than this is some scary stuff..

Great job❣️😄

Nice and very realistic CurlyandCredentialed....you really reenacted true interview nervousness,....Wow! I have an interview next week, networking will be one of the subjects covered. I do have my Net+ but its been 3 ys since I got that however I haven't been very active in using it. I let you know how things go but I will look up answers to some of the questions you presented. BTW did you get the job for one of your nervous interviews???

You know your stuff. Trying to break into a tier 1 job for starters. Any suggestions and where did you get your training?

Caught me WAYYYYY of guard with the OSI Model lol

I have an interview tomorrow and came here to settle some of my nerve but im scared now😭😭 .

Woooow this is refreshing hey

I had no idea it took so much experience in so many IT fields to pass a networking interview

This was the funniest and scariest interview questions I have heard… bonus questions bgp port number 🤣

I’v recently gotten back into the IT career field. I came across your video. Great content! Daniel,

Nice Videos and do you have more videos about Network Analyst Position, if you could share the documents, I really appreciate

i died laughing when you answered the OSI 7 layer question lmaooo

Love your self interview jajajaja

Lol ur hilarious 😂 love this girl

This really helps and it’s funny

great video, for me for questions like at 3:45 i go into so much detail, a wesite is this that and this and then the exact route of how it goes from web server to a person and even why humans use websites instead of ip adress or DNS

I loved this video!!! I have an interview in 4 days for my first job in the networking field and I’m terrified! But this totally helped me think about the kind of questions I may get. Thanks gal!!! ❤️❤️

I have an interview this weekend and a little nervous. This was helpful

I don’t know how I came across this video but this funny a’f.

Pencils are graphite haha! You're so cute

Hi thanks for you video hopefully helps me to get into this career, I have a question, Do you think I am too old to start, I am 51 and I just got CCENT and CCNA but I don’t have other experience than fixing computers and laptops with friends and a few customers, I really need a chance to start...

I'd have to figure the /18 on paper lol. Never could do math in my head hahahah

This was hilarious.

After seeing this, I think I'll remember the OSI model a little easier now 😂😂😂🤦🏽‍♀️

I'll never forget the osi model now lmao

A few network engineer positions are opening up at my company and I plan on applying. I know the director, manager and team members.They say I will get an interview. Any tips?

I died laughing at the OSI acronym 😂😂😂😂

THE OSI MODEL ANSWER HAD ME DEAD!!!!!!!!! XD

Interviews can be a stressful aspect of job hunting due to their varied nature, with some being more traditional question-and-answer formats while others are situational or conversational. I recall experiencing an interview that focused on situational scenarios rather than technical questions, despite it being for a technical role. I dedicated a week to preparation for the interview, only to receive no response from the hiring manager and HR after the interview. This lack of feedback has left me wondering about what I might have done differently.

Thanks for this! I recently started looking for entry-level ne jobs and was shocked that they all wanted 2 years of Python, 2-4 years experience managing network devices, Powershell scripting, 2 years sys admin experience, hands-on config with ASA, etc. If this is truly the questions asked for an entry-level ne role I am more prepared than I thought. I was about to to give up and look for help desk. Perhaps it's just HR making a wishlist?

Thankyou for this video it definitely gives me an idea of what to expect.

Wow 3/4 of them I could answer... maybe I should apply to some NOC jobs

honestly last yesterday i given the interview for the first time and I fucked up when the interviewer asking me the question i was blanked totally. thank you for your video

I feel like these would be questions more for network engineering

What is you honest opinion about juniper networks?

Nice 👍

I had the same sort of crass way of remembering OSI model :) when i was trying to byheart it..if only i had a time machine to slap my younger self..

It's so funny dear, If we do that in our office they will tell get out.

Man this was me for a interview

I have a Tier 2 interview in a couple of weeks for my first IT job. If this is Tier 1, I am terrified for Tier 2 😆.

I gotta know.. what is the correct answer to the pencil question hahaha 😂 great video!!

That OSI MODEL acronym 😂

This mock interview was very helpful, thanks 😌

You must live in a high end hood. When I landed my Sr IT specialist job the director asked 3 questions. How much $ do you expect? How do you find the IP address of an unmanaged switch? How well do you know Aruba? Been here over a year lol.

TQU so much for this informative video sister I want to will be a junior network engineering Which cert is need to join as a junior engineer please reply me

Lmao @OSI layer lol

Honestly , I just answered half of this. I guess I need to study more or memorize the book from cover to cover 😁

Great content, pls can you help me in entry level Resume.

you are an actress rather than IT!

Subnetting is really easy. I dont even think they would expect you to give them the full answer tbh. You could probably answer with 2^14-2

Hello Sister, hope you are doing well.Can any person any nationality get a job with CCNA in the USA???

Did you get a CCNP?

Hi thanks for your wonderfull Vidoes. could you please explain how /25 is 255.255.255.128 or you give me atleast formular i can use? Thanks alot

I hope my interview will be like this easy. No open end questions

hi lise, is it possible to get a job as network engineer with no experience except certs? I have Network + and CCNA

I could answer most of these questions. Does that mean I should be able to get a entry level job atleast? cuz im still struggling to get one

This is hilarious

🙏🏿🔥

Wow

But the interview is based on Cisco Product, what if it's juniper or some other switch configuration? and you just can't add an IP in a switch interface without enabling it to be configured as L3 interface to do that you need to type "no switchport". but it's a nice interview I like it.

I think it's only right that if you would answer these questions differently now, to do a video with the answers you would use now 👍🏿😊

Thank you so much!! I have an interview this Friday and I'm very VERY nervous..

👌👌👌super sister 🤘🤘👈👈

If this was how you answered all the questions, then you deserved more pay than $70,000!

I was also asked what is the difference between UTP & TCP

"pimps dont need to sell pussy anymore" HAHAHA I LOVE IT!!! LOLOLOL

5:14 whhhaaatttt?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣