He got a Job as a Global Security Engineer in JAPAN!

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In this video, we delve into the inspiring journey of a professional who landed a job as a Global Security Engineer in Japan. Watch as we interview him to reveal the steps he took, the challenges he faced, and the skills that helped him succeed in this highly competitive field.
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00:35 Guest Introduction
07:18 Day-to-Day as a Global Security Engineer
09:34 Dealing with Job Reality
13:25 Application Process and Strategies
18:09 Salary and Job Expectations
22:10 Cyber Course Important Parts
26:32 How He Learned Japanese
32:22 Final Advice
37:25 How He Found Josh's Course
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Welcome to my new video! If you're interested in a career in global security or just curious about working in Japan, this video is for you. Join us as we interview a professional who has successfully landed a role as a Global Security Engineer in one of the world's most fascinating countries.
Learn how to prepare yourself for such roles, what employers in Japan are looking for, and how to stand out in this competitive field. We also discuss the importance of adapting to a new cultural environment and the benefits of working internationally.
This guide is ideal for anyone interested in technology, security, and international careers. It's packed with practical advice and experiences that can help you navigate your career path effectively. Stay till the end for a detailed breakdown of the steps you can take to pursue a career in global security, especially if you are considering working abroad in Japan.

[@JoshMadakor]

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[@craigspencer4306]

Came in clutch with this video.

[@MarstonConner]

This gives me a ton of hope! I have been planning on doing this exact thing for years now!

[@taishou94]

This is so based. Im a WGU student as well and dreaming to work and live in Japan. Ive been studying Japanese for 4 years using the AJATT method. Its really all about immersing in Japanese 😊

[@LilJoe2424]

Wow this gives me a lot of hope!!!

[@kazi1]

Great video

[@figo007tv]

Currently studying Linux through UMGC, have an AAS, work in a NOC, and have my Security+ certification. A little conflicted on which path to take, whether it's techtual, Symone B, or Josh. SMH

[@414-Devo]

Do you think UMGC is a better route than WGU? I was thinking about transferring to WGU cuz they pay for the certs

[@figo007tv]

@@414-Devo great question. I reached out to WGU before UMGC. Unbeknownst to me, two things were in my favor: 1. My job offers a reimbursement for employees. 2. UMGC accepted 70 credits from my Associate of Applied Science degree. Both options are excellent, but I want to take the route with the least financial burden, and for me, that was UMGC. I also just received my CompTIA Security + cert. So far so good at UMGC.

[@9n1j2]

Josh's

[@figo007tv]

@@414-Devo I chose UMGC due to employee reimbursement from my job. I also received a student discount from CompTIA through UMGC. I paid $262 for Sec+ and passed 6 weeks ago.

[@JoshMadakor]

You can succeed with any of these or none at all! I might just pick the one that looks the most fun and go hard on it and see what happens

[@FarisDou]

Very informative, one of my fav interview. I wonder how to get a visa to JP.

[@forestkane_]

I work IT and GIS in japan. Make a lot of money

[@JoshMadakor]

How many coins do you rake in?? :D

[@odjeissixavier5255]

Hey josh, do u know if your course will be on sale July 4? I’m currently getting my master degree in cybersecurity and I’m trying to get ur course so I can get some hands on practice

[@JoshMadakor]

It won't be on sale until around christmas, but I'm creating a community with some similar lab stuff. That should be released before September, and it will be cheaper :)

[@sureshpandey7407]

@JoshMadakor whenever I apply for cyber security job they are taking a coding test -- how to crack these types of coding test

[@ac75911]

Will AI be replacing helpdesk jobs?

[@bulba888]

Congraz having Jeff Bezoz over

[@s.c342]

Inside comment, not outside comment.

[@kazi1]

😂

[@dankoakovic9623]

Is configuration technician a good starting position?

[@JoshMadakor]

Sounds like it, based on the title. But it always depends :)

[@ariasabe]

Josh should incorporate his own Job agency at this point.😂

[@JoshMadakor]

It's funny that you say this. I'm literally doing that right now, but I haven't told anyone but my immediate team of course. I thought it was the logical next step, as you landed upon as well, lol

[@ariasabe]

@@JoshMadakor Go for it Josh, you’ll be able to help a lot more people if you do it. 🤷🏼‍♂️ you already have the skills and track record.