ENGINEERED TRUTH
Interview with computer information engineer. What network engineers actually do vs what they thought they would be doing. Is management information systems a good career?
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00:05 How did you guys become Network Engineer
01:05 What do you guys do?
02:05 Do Network Engineers have to be social?
03:10 What are the real job duties?
04:30 Explain your job to a HS student
05:30 Is there varying work load?
07:23 Do you do the same sh*t over & over?
08:00 Is there a lot to learn?
09:40 Can one person know everything?
11:23 School vs Work
13:20 How secure are networks?
14:55 What car do you guys drive?
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The audio is so bad I can't listen. Next time, do an interview with lav mics and in a room with carpeting. Also consider applying normalization to your audio levels…
hey hi,m from INDIA and i need a help , m Bachelor Engineer from industrial Electronics branch. i want do CCNA certification, so will you please guide me ,is there is job opportunity for network eng. in india ? what type of growth i can expect by it in india n in future? waiting for your support
i never change what is working, unless the boss tells me.
What would be the best programming language to learn for a network administration/engineer career?
Well….I was kind of interested in this video, but there is so much reverb in this room coming through the microphone, it takes too much work to understand. Just can't do it. If you want to make these videos, you HAVE to have at least decent audio. You loose all credibility when shit sounds this bad.
i was kinda hoping these guys talk about security aspect a little more 🙁 can you interview a security engineer?
these guys aren't network engineers, they seem like contractors for an MSP (jack of all trades). From hearing them talk, they deal with systems and applications way too much. I didn't hear anything about OSPF, BGP ,VPNs, MPLS, etc.
is programming involved? if so, what languages?
pretty accurate answers… I am a network and security engineer for a medical company (going on 8 years) and I can confirm… most of what they said is absolutely correct.
Do u have to start at a help desk job to eventually become a network engineer?
bummer I was expecting to work alone in my IT shell. Saved me from watching the rest.
LOL! Where the hell do you work? My co-workers are idiots and all they want is to impress their ugly wives or fulfill their fantasy as some kind of triad boss or something. They couldn't find the problem if it was under their nose. They work cheap too… they will sell you out for a dinner or two. Or at least that's what it looks like on the surface. Who the hell knows what goes on behind those closed "CASTRO" doors.
They basically described an IT Technician w/ network admin duties. Every place I have worked can be described as what they say, with exception to the ISP I worked at. If I were the channel, I would interview CCIEs or at least network admins from ISPs. That would filter out the help desk/server admin duties guys like this bring to the table. No offense to them.
that's not true I don't talk to nobody never when I'm working
awesome stuff!!
First car? Wth..
I heard car too
for Network Engineer please tell about Net Neutrality
bro your are rocking. you are following a different method while making videos..
To what extent can i lie at my interview for a cyber security job .any ideas?please?
Are these people "engineers" or "administrators?"
do you have to wear a blue dress shirt with the top button undone?
9 minutes in and he's feeling that angry orchard a bit huh
Lol "my first car was […]" lmaooooo
Nice video by the way, definitely satisfied my curiosity!
Anyone else interrupted by an ad every 2 minutes?
Should have used a better microphone
the shirts lol
So much for social skills. This guy was asking softball basic questions and the man could not help but to use IT lingo. Back-end, Build out, network-solution ext. I'm a network engineer and People like this are so common. Its easy to explain but they have adopted the lingo when talking to uneducated people because they like to feel smart.
"What does network mean, explain it so a HS student can grasp it"
"well a network is a general term for a group of computers that you have talking to each other in any way. I maintain the lines or radio signal and keep them secure."
Not hard man. "well be build out the back-end and secure assets for the end users so there data blah blah blah does my dick seem bigger yet?"