I'm working on both! Started with Google's certification and now also working on IBM's comptia prep course!

Hello there, First of all, I liked and subscribed to your channel after watching this video, very thoughtful and thank you for the content. I have been in IT for the past 10 years (IT Helpdesk 2 years to EXO SME at Microsoft 3 years , to Cloud Engineering(AWS&Azure) 5 years and recently I was requested at the local Start up MSP which I worked at (founded 2020) of 15 Engineers which I work for, and now I am supposed to take care of the IT Management as they saw potential in me having people skills in me fitting the role and I took up to the challenge honestly. Reason why I was searching for a video like this is to expand my knowledge and actually have a proper guideline especially that I come from an IT background transitioning into management isn't an easy step, also because working at an MSP the dynamic of the work is not like it was at Microsoft or previous employers I worked at(Where you have a specific technology, processes or a pipeline you're focusing on and that's it) It's really hectic and the people that work in MSP need to be very open to expanding their knowledge as it goes and unfortunately not SME's rather jack of all trades managing to pick up quickly and I am kind of responsible to put everything into place by applying proper processes from A-Z since there aren't any due to the huge growth - which wasn't accounted for which is also a reason why I am doing my research and got into this channel. Can you maybe foresee what's your point of view and what would you begin with, I feel like there's so many things to do but not sure what to prioritize and where to start? Thank you!

I work as a mobil helpdesk tech. My company uses SNOW. Just signed up for their Admin certification.

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Give us a brief path towards the main goal being database admin, Half of your video scare off those who are interested in this field. I did my SQL cert and planning to go on this path .... After watching your video I am questioning m y self...

thanks for this info

The hospital I started working at in IT about a month ago had a falling out with Microsoft licensing. They have their own tools and use Google Mail that everyone hates. It's made it very tough to understand how to use their system to troubleshoot specific issues that nurses and doctors might have. Printing and scanning issues seem to be a common problem due to the workload of patient info that must go in and out. That's kind of easy to deal with. Dealing with doctors and nurses in a hurry is another thing. I have been placed on my first on-call after a month of minimal, sporadic training. We have 5 IT people with 3 being brand new. Everyone is so busy that there isn't time to train. So, I'm a bit nervous to take on what I'm about to take on. On top of that, it's my turn to do monthly backup which occurs between 2am and 7-9am the day before I go on call, so I get a double whammy. It seems like this stuff could be better managed but maybe it's normal. I don't know. I've heard nightmares that staff doesn't follow policy as we are supposed to be 2nd point of contact. Corporate Help Desk is supposed to be 1st. Circumventing that seems common. Working night and day dealing with people who don't respect the on-call rules makes me hesitant to want to stick with this employment, but I guess we'll see. If training was better and there was actually documented solutions for new IT members to follow until they learn it, it wouldn't be so bad. This hospital hasn't documented much of anything and it makes me wonder how many staff members have cycled through this mismanaged system? I found one section of notes from someone that worked in 2018. It's mostly 50% outdated information now. Whaaaaat? This is a care facility and it blows my mind how much IT is tossed aside like the janitors of a company.

You can go to Udemy and grab their A+ and other cert courses for much less.

You have ze IT and you vil be happy.

Great information here, thanks!

Thanks a lot Coach! Could you please provide us with your email address

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Thank you. Please I would like to ask, I will like to take this certification exams but I'm financially incapable. Do you have a voucher you could share? Thank you

Hi. Can you please provide the Intune certification link?

is it possible to get a dba job as a fresher ?

Coding not there but troubleshooting and maintainnce and responsibilities dba job

Good one impressive and thanks for very brief information

I think you have more experience about dba

Should I still take the Google Support Certificate if I already have A+?

Does CompTia A+ provide course material like the Coursera does or it's just a exam taking platform and gives certificate only?

Does technical support experience in linux useful for DBA fresher? Does salary increase?

I’m thinking about making the transition from Helpdesk Support to Systems Administrator. Is this a good transition? And from people who have experience, what does it entail?

I just passed the Security+. I would advise using multiple test banks and labs to prepare for the exam questions. Good luck and Cheers!

Thank u i just starting class databases hopefully i will make it i never have experience but i love using computer and im quickly learner.

I've been working in Desktops support for 5 years and I'm stagnant at my hourly rate. Thanks for the info I'm going to get out here and see if i could land a role.

Anyone know a video on here that is NOT sponsored???

having good ATS score of 85% also can't get job because companies demands more than job relevant skills with multiple skillset,expr,even in tech round questions were asked more than what they post job ad.

Do you by chance have a link to this document?

Agree. Networking should be prioritized before even start studying . I’ve certified end of January this year and still looking for my 1st SQL job 4 months later .

My issues is always the simulations. I have no idea what they want even after reading the objective. Lol last time i took the exam i scored a 679. I know most of the exam answers from studying. But them damn sims are a bih!!!

Hello. I currently work as an intern in a computationally assisted research centre where they usually work on cluster management and HPC management. Will the Google IT support certificate make me a competent employee for my office?

Is system administrator the same as network administrator

All jobs got pros and cons.be happy you working.

My academic background is electrical engineering and i'm n a road to become a system administrator

What if I don’t have any background in IT. No schooling and I want to become a Healthcare IT professional how will I start? Is it a requirement to go to school and do an associate or a bachelor in healthcare IT or can I just take some online classes from coursera for example ? Please let me know.

I ask Z questions!

Great explanation. Well structured, to the point and relevant.

Oh Lord. I'm scared now

I'm new to SAP and looking to get certified. Any recommendations on which certification to start with for beginners?

That's very true. I am working on strategies that you mentioned in this video such as networking on LinkedIn, connecting with peer. I am ready to work as volunteer, but I don't know how to get volunteer work in IT sector. Also I applied for many internship but just simply currently I am not enrolled to any course or program I am not able to get any Internship. And thank you so much for this content, this cleared so many doubts. I will be grateful if you guide me how to get volunteer work in IT sector very specific Help desk technician role.

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This problem easily solved by practicing follow the Sun support system. Or become a monitoring system ,system engineer. I never seen those folks get into night call.

Thanks a lot, it was really helpful❤

Do you need a covid vaccine

Is it better to focus on Oracle since it has the large market share of databases platform?

I'm 36 years old Burmese female and my education background is in business line (MBA) and my career has been in sales all along for more than 12 years in Singapore. I want a more like a stable skill related job which is an IT job and a green list job to get a permanent resident in a certain country. But not sure of which IT line to pursuit at this point. Appreciate if get advised for some options in IT areas. Thanks

Give brief explanation about how to work in financial organisation to use DBA AND NETWORK ADMINISTRATION HELP

I have a PMP cert and looking to get into IT - I have been having a hard time finding anything. Should I try IT support?

is this for 601???