It's ok😊🤖

Audio is very annoying and puts off straight away… Also, please have proper punctuation when speaking as after a minute it becomes too monotone and unable to follow what you’re talking about. Otherwise, well done and keep up the good work 👍

Sounds like you have 2 audio sources recording at same time... maybe laptop or webcam... and studio mic recording too... one reason you might want to have 2 audio recording devices is incase one goes bad and so you don't have to rerecorded it.... but set one on right channel and one and left channel... then mute one on post production and upload video... just an fyi so you don't have to redo part of skit all over again

just make sure you switch it to mono before uploading or you will have it just all on one side...LOL

@@robrocco5420 Thanks a lot for the tip. I'm not sure what happened but that may be the case. I've always had decent audio when I'm recording through OBS. I'll double check next time if Audio is ok before I record everything

Glad it was helpful! I'm really happy to share my experience and best practice tips! I'll keep uploading more vids like this

Will do! More videos to come with better audio!

wow goodluck to your interview!! Yes it's better to be overprepared and it's good to have an idea on real world scenarios

if they ask you troubleshooting questions. just make sure you know the Troubleshooting Methodology, There's several, but they're all similar. Also, almost always they ask this.. if an executive, really important person or someone in payroll calls you about a situation and they are already mad, how would you handle that situation? be prepared for that.

aawww thank you! Nice! Goodluck with your new role! I'll try to compile networking scenarios next time!

@@EastCharmer Thank you so much. Looking forward to it! 🥰

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed them!! I'm really trying to be as informative as possible!

@@EastCharmer you're awesome!!

That's really great! Goodluck on your studies and keep practicing!! I appreciate your comment!!

You're welcome!! Wow goodluck on your new job!! You got this!!

You're welcome! Yes i really wanted to share the real world scenarios because there's not a lot of content about it. Goodluck on your studies!

You're very welcome!!

You're very welcome! Wow goodluck on your new job!! I'm glad this has been helpful to you!

Ah nice thanks for sharing!

The jobs daily actually same here

Thank you so much! Really appreciate it! More videos to come!

Thank you! Will do!

You're welcome! Glad you like the channel!!! Oh I see 🥺 I hope you can find a job that will compensate you better. Lalo na you got the skills naman. Maybe try to find an American company

Thank you!

You're welcome! More to come! You can also try practicing on free trial with systems like freshdesk

you're welcome!! hhmm yeah it's tough if they are requiring exp for a junior role. Are there any contract jobs in PH? If there are maybe you can try that so you can gain exp. Goodluck!!

Glad you learned something! I will be uploading more videos like this.

are you also working with baramundi ticket system?

Glad it was helpful! oh wow goodluck on your new role!! No I'm not working with Baramundi. The one in the video is Freshservice. I've also worked with Service Now before

You're very welcome!! I'll keep posting more informative videos with better audio for all of you

You're welcome!!

I'm glad that you learned from this video! ok I can make a video about that!

Hello! I don't have a video on that yet but I'll try to make one

You don't really need a Bachelor's for entry level IT like Helpdesk. AS or certificates + projects are enough

No, you don't need formal education in this field, but you really need experience to get a job in IT. The catch is, in order to get a job, you need experience, and to get experience, you need a job. So, I would really push to get experience however you can - internship, working as tech support for ISPs or Geek Squad or wherever you can. Try to get an A+ certification. Basically, what shows you have basically six months of experience to employers. Work wherever you can for 6 months to 1 year; it's probably going to be a basic job to start with, so you can gain experience. That's your goal in the beginning: experience, experience, experience. Your goal is to get a job like she has. Then, your goal should be learning more about networking and getting certifications like CCNA or MCSE or some kind of Linux certification, something like that, to get into networking engineering, running cables, etc. So, what her goal for her next steps in IT should be is getting into more networking and server administration - servers and routers. After that would be security, and after that would be engineering and pen testing, stuff like that. I would still say formal education is still good, but to answer your question, no, it's not required.

also to add to this, once you get your training or certs, you can try looking for contract jobs to get experience because these jobs don't have a lot of requirements especially with experience so even if you get just a 6 month contract, atleast you gained experience

Inside the company

You can try ZenDesk

Ok so it goes like this: P1 is critical like business down or outage then P2 major operations affected P3 operations unaffected but multiple people's functions are impacted P4 issue of inconvenience not really impactful P5 low priority. Goodluck with your interview and I'm a pinay

@@EastCharmer Thank you so much! And this content of urs are helpful for someone like me who does not have much experience in professional settings but atleast we gain knowledge to have an edge to other candidates!! Yes i knew it! Ur a filipina hahaha. Shout out me in ur next uploads!

@narcisomarvinmadrigal8065 I'm really happy to help with my videos!! Yeah I think it's really important to see how it is in real world practice. Sige shoutout kita next time hehe

@@EastCharmer Dumugo ilong ko kaka english nakakapag tagalog kapa po pala. Ang fluent mo po haha. BTW what specific role po kayo sa company? Network engineer? Network support? IT support? Network admin?.

@@narcisomarvinmadrigal8065 ay sorry hehe oo fluent ako sa pinas ako lumaki eh 😬 IT Specialist ang role ko. Parang all around IT xa kasi user support ako , i do tech projects din, I do networking like configuring switches, AP, IP phones, also a little bit of security, a little bit of scripting and admin tasks 😆

Filipino

@@EastCharmer I thought so :) great job kabayan

@@prince26ice Salamat!!!

oh how is it?

Oh that sounds horrendous😆😆

First step in troubleshooting network printer issue: is the Printer on? 2. Check it's IP address. 3. Can you ping the IP address from the computer? 4. Check the Printer properties, does it have the correct IP address set matching what's on the printer. Try to avoid using WSD port. 5. Reinstall drivers??? 6. Grab a baseball bat and the printer and take it outside and whack it Office Space style. 7. Buy a better printer.

​@@R_C_x I would ping it and then shut down the printer and reping it again. (It could be a duplicate static IP). System admins love to set up printers statically, but this is a no-no. They should set it up as DHCP with a reserved IP out of the scope of the IP range that DHCP gives out. Also, check the printer's IP address; if it's 169, it means DHCP was not found. This is if no one can connect to it. Also, check the IP addresses of the computer and printer to make sure both are on the same network. Sometimes they are on different networks.

@@robrocco5420 That's literally what's step 3 implies. Im not gonna spoonfeed you with 100 steps of everything to do. Also, I prefer Static IPs. We use a range of IPs just for printers that's blocked off from DHCP range. The problem with reserving IP is when you need to change IP or the printer it requires bothering the network team for reserving mac address. What you're stating doesn't even make sense. How would it even get an IP address without it being in the DHCP range????.only way to do that is to create another VLAN and set that port to said VLAN and have its own IP. That just complicates things. I was in a network team and I dont want to be bothered with crap like this. In our environment, we assign our printers from 40-59. That's enough for at least 20 printers on a site. If they happen to have more, then DHCP scope gets bumped up.

Sure chkdsk. But this wasn't the case for our issue

ssd must not to be chkdsk., u can use disk part

maybe the partion got deleted or distroy.. it can be fix.. but if i where the technician on that if there is a replacement ssd.. obcourse i will change asap.. it saves time for me

@gelloydaratan3077 yeah most likely damaged. It was just a scratch drive so we didn't care about the files. But yeah I'd repair too if there's important files. That's why we keep spare drives all the time because they come in handy

@gelloydaratan3077 ah yeah it's for HDD. Keep forgetting that tbh

Yeah i already pinned a comment about that 😬

IT btw lol

I know I have audio problems 😭 but the mic is fine I think I recorded with 2 sources and didn't check but will definitely do better next time

I am

nice, tagasaan kapo satin?