How To Land Help Desk Job With No Degree Or Experience!!!!

Quick and straight to the point. Appreciate it

How do you find the job?

I just turned 18 i have comptia A+ network and ccna cisco i cant land one job wtf

Daaamn... All that info in 3 min ...❤well done...young man

Straight to the point.
Thank you man

Bottom line, it's really hard to ger a job in IT right now so dont waste your time in IT

How’s it going man

thank you bro. this was the final video to watch to finally buy the course on comptia

Could you go into more details about the certifications?

I'll be watching your videos for the next hour or so.
Edit : just realised you only posted two videos about a year ago. I hope you're okay!

I am trying to leave my area. I graduated as a Clinical Scientist from a local college 15-17 minutes away and experienced intense racisim. I have a hard time socially and technology wise leaving workplace bullies. Do you know of remote positions where I can work from home with their own Cybersecurity team? This is the fifth computer I bought since 2018 because of computer hacks. THis is why I am trying to get into technology. My computer failures and cyber attacks happened in the lab, military, education system, and career source centers.

I currently am studying comptia A+ for the knowledge. I have an associates in IT, still no job offers :(

Very neatly structured and well done video! Cheers

Straight to the point! Thanks. Great video.

Just spend 250$ esp. if you are from poor country.

No fluff. One of the best videos I've seen, straight to the point.

Yo my guy what’s your thought on tech sales? Quick story on me I’m broke as they come in terms of money (homeless last month, long story learned from all of my actions) currently 24 just turned 24 and want to make a change, college is out the window it takes a lot of time there’s debt and always a chance none happens and now you got debt, and to be honest I can’t stay broke for another 4 years. So I narrowed it down to Info tech, and or Plumbing/ Electrical Union. But still have a hard time making a decision I guess it’s because I’m 24 and broke and don’t want to be 30 and broke😂 my next question is how fast on average can you move up in IT, you would start out at help desk correct? I’m in the dmv area (dc, md, Va.)

Feel free to take a breath.

Not the A+ but currently studying for Cisco's CCST Networking hopefully soon ill land a role

Please do more videos man!

This is a really helpful video and I definitely subscribed, but please tell me that you don't really talk this fast!

im in a boot camp right now and trying to find my first it job this helps a lot

great video

What is the best job board website to apply for entry level help desk/IT jobs?

your speaking to my soul

Solid, helpful tips.

Amen thank you !!!

Got a sub from me im trying to change careers as well i have an associates with no certs so im working on that

how did you add everything you learned to your resume? Did you put it under experience? or skills? how did you word it?

quick, clean, usefull info. I dont normally "like" videos but you hit all the marks of a good one so sure.

great content appreciate you

Market is bad in my area, but after 6 months i finally landed a helpdesk role in the town i live in. A recruiter actually contacted me, and said what set me apart was my projects, just like you said. It really shows you have a passion for IT! I love my job so far. I had skipped A+ and went straight to Net+ and dont regret it. Sec+ and CCNA are next!

Working on my bachelor’s in business.. Haven’t received a single certification, Been in healthcare, insurance sales. I was interviewed and hired in 15 minutes with a home security company.. super excited ☺️

Dope video man been working on trying to get my first help desk position , question about the resume if you haven’t worked at a job , how will you put it on your resume as “experience”

straight to the point. no generic bs like these big channels. would love to see you put out more content

I remember a guy I knew in IT tell me that a secret of the field is that if a tech doesn't know how to fix something, he just googles it. I find it kinda cool that this dude is essentially tackling getting a job in the field with solutions an actual field tech would use. Enjoyed, keep it up, man.

Just got A+ certified, thanks for the tips!

Nice !

Appreciate the mention. Good luck on the new role.