How to Find Remote IT Jobs (Entry Level) | Strategies and Sample Resume Inside!

[@JoshMadakor]

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[@whodae24]

Thanks Josh! Im going to take the course. I saw a few course careers videos about the Tech Sales course and then I saw that you had a I.T. course which im more interested in. I'm trying to switch careers so Im going to go for it! Great Content!

[@ILLTh1ef]

You should do a video on the different positions in the cybersecurity job hierarchy, the salary range for each, what they do, and how to get either the education or certifications for each. I feel like that would give people more inspiration to go after specific ones.

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey Ray! This is a great idea! I will add it to my TODO video list. I try to do at least one video a day, so I may get to it sooner rather than later :) Thanks for watching!

[@andrewjones_fitness]

Solid advice. Just started my first IT related job as a NOC analyst. Got lucky and it pays 55k which is more than I've ever made in my life. Should get a lot of SPLUNK hands-on experience at this job it looks like so hopefully I can leverage that once I make my next move.

[@mattkraig]

Congrats Andrew!

[@andrewjones_fitness]

@@mattkraig Thank you very much. Thanks for all you do for the community.

[@JoshMadakor]

Man, HUGE congrats, good for you! Have fun with it!

[@andrewjones_fitness]

@@JoshMadakor Thanks Josh. Appreciate you. Man it's crazy. I was so lost in life feeling like I would never be able to find a job with upward mobility and enough money to one day maybe have a family. Studied like mad, got the trifecta. Working on learning Linux before jumping deeper into cloud and the beautiful thing about I.T. is that if you put in the work to learn in demand skills you can increase your earning potential with a quickness. Props to everyone out there stepping out of their comfort zone and learning new skills.

[@omarrodriguez3116]

What kind of experience do you have?

[@kalMHe]

I watched this video, i think one month ago, you say one can apply for an overnight job if they are looking for an entry job in IT, i hate overnight jobs but i was desperate to get in IT. So i went on and applied to an overnight NOC technician position. I had already applied to nearly one hundred jobs, from Help Desk to entry level Network analyst or related entry jobs since i recently got my CCNA, i landed the NOC technician job with an hourly pay of $30. Thank you so much !!!!

[@JoshMadakor]

Love that! Congrats on the hard work, CCNA ain’t easy haha. And np, glad you got use out of the content :D

[@notahacker2107]

Super exciting news Josh! I recently accepted a paid internship, they help me obtain my OSCP. I’m super excited about this opportunity, and I’m going to work hard to obtain it!

[@notahacker2107]

Also this is relevant because...it’s remote!

[@JoshMadakor]

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaamn congrats. And help you get your OSCP too? You are SET lol. Good luck with it. the new OSCP curriculum is really dope too from what I hear

[@JoshMadakor]

Even better :o)

[@notahacker2107]

@@JoshMadakor I'm hoping it works out great!

[@alexh9441]

Hey Josh just found your channel yesterday. You have quickly become one of my favorite IT channels. Thank you for all the info!!

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey Alex, super glad for the algorithm, haha. And thank you! I appreciate the kind words. I'll do my best :p

[@shahzebkhan3044]

Oh dude you confirm my thoughts on the whole 18/HR thing. Here in Northeast PA people think thats amazing pay and on here like thats pennies. Even some of these IT remote jobs pay like 15hr which is insane

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey Shahzeb! Yeah, 18 is a bit low for IT, even ENTRY level. I feel like anything below 25 is sort of low. 12-15 feels like a crime is being committed lol..

[@shahzebkhan3044]

@@JoshMadakor amen brother

[@JunkFood32]

As someone working retail, $18/hr remotely sounds great

[@JoshMadakor]

I can really understand this sentiment. 18 retail vs 18 tech remote. No commute or any of that pesky stuff that comes along with retail 😨

[@WithSandra]

Saving this video for future reference 👀

[@JoshMadakor]

Haha thank you 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 p.s. I shilled your channel a little bit in tomorrows video; you made some videos I didn't wanna make (explaining about all the different security job titles) 😁

[@TayfurGonca]

Thanks for breaking down the job search process. I never thought about looking for night shift roles as a way to get my foot in the door.

[@JoshMadakor]

For sure! np!

[@JasonL_Hawaii]

I'll definitely keep my options open, but I have read about the negative impacts of working night shifts or rotating shifts. The dramatic change of schedule to your sleep and other external factors interfering with your sleep such as daytime noise (cars/traffic, neighbors, dog barks, whatever that is awake in daytime) that could negatively affect your health (risk of heart attack, depression, workplace injury, metabolism changes, gastrointestinal problems, melatonin suppression, other effects). Certainly, these are just some things to keep in mind when considering these night and/or rotating jobs.

[@JoshMadakor]

Yeah, I've heard a lot about this. If I were to take something night-shift, It would def be on a temporary basis. And damn, those are some nasty consequences.

[@treaflocka.g9984]

I have worked night shifts and trust me not worth it wasted a whole summer and lost a ton of weight 🥺

[@mpforeverunlimited]

Move to a poor country and work a night shift and live like a king. Go somewhere where the night shift becomes the day shift

[@longbeach225]

@@mpforeverunlimited I was thinking the same thing when I read this.

[@nicoleadkins2724]

My husband works graveyard and he has a great schedule set up for himself. It’s all about how you approach it.

[@MD-tr6sh]

Sweet video! Beware of scam job postings. Last year we discovered a 'work from home' scam in which you get an offer to start a job from home, you get a check on the mail to pay for equipment and software from a specific vendor, but the check never clears and the scammers run away with your 'equipment and software' paid fees.

[@JoshMadakor]

Oh my gosh that is really shitty. Thanks for commenting this--never would have suspected this.

[@MD-tr6sh]

@@JoshMadakor No problemo, they particularly target entry level position seekers since many do not know how to recognize the business model of a Remote IT position. Make sure you advice your viewers to do OSINT on companies that offer "to good to be true" pay or positions.

[@anikweokechukwu1563]

Thank you Josh I’ve been lost and scared since I started a bootcamp in cybersecurity I keep asking myself if I made the right choice but it’s what I want to do I love it but sometimes I feel like I don’t understand everything they’re teaching some topics I enjoy too. But every time I look at your videos it gives me hope of possibilities I listen to one of your videos driving to work almost every morning it makes me feel like I can do it.

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey Anikwe, SUPER appreciate you watching and sharing your stories. I'm really glad the videos have been useful and I'm honored that anyone would listen to these in their car, haha, so thank you. Just think about it like this: Even time you study or work on something, you're going to be getting slightly better at it--there is no way you're going to get worse. Just keep at it, slowly if you have to, and eventually you'll be in good shape. Thanks again! And good luck!

[@anikweokechukwu1563]

@@JoshMadakor Thank you so much for all you do boss

[@camxl1931]

you can do it bro i promise you got this its just a matter of time remeber that

[@anikweokechukwu1563]

@@camxl1931 thank you

[@anikweokechukwu1563]

@@camxl1931 are you in the cybersecurity industry

[@zzizzrtheartist]

New Subscriber here and right now I'm almost finishing an A+ BootCamp with Generation USA, and have an interest in Cyber Security as a path. This video couldn't have come at a better time for me! I'm so sharing this on all my platforms! Thank you for these tips I'm looking forward to checking out your other videos!

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey!! Thank you so much for subscribing, I really appreciate it! And thanks for sharing too, srs! I'm glad the video was useful :)

[@smoothsavage2870]

Just found my way into this through a training program Im taking. Remote work is definitely the way to go these days (if possible).

[@JoshMadakor]

Yeah, seems to be the case! I'm happy to see it. Having the option to go into the office is nice sometimes, but if I had to pick one or the other, DEFINITELY remote. lol

[@secryptic]

Hey, mind sharing what training program you completed?? Currently looking for a remote position.

[@smoothsavage2870]

@@secryptic Look into the Baxter-Clewis Academy and see if that's something you're interested in.

[@smoothsavage2870]

@@secryptic Hi. Look into the Baxter-Clewis Academy.

[@JaleEsra]

I appreciate the advice on generating experience. I might start applying for less competitive positions to build my resume.

[@believerofchrist90]

i have an associates degree in CS and working on my bachelors, I still couldnt find a decent IT jobs in my area, and been struggling since.. now that I have found your channel, I am hoping to absorb all the info you are giving out to us, thank you for the useful info!

[@secryptic]

How’s it going?

[@cheezynick3220]

This is the second time I’ve come across your videos, and they haven’t done me wrong so far. I love your advice. I will make another comment after the video.

[@niinarku5696]

How come I didn't find your earlier? You are a tech angel . Keep looking out.

[@JoshMadakor]

Thank you so much :D. The Algorithm just recently really started doing work lol. I can barely keep up with the comments

[@seetsamolapo5600]

Thanks Josh. Yes this is for the desperate of us outchea. At this point I'll take anything just to get a foot in although I'm almost done studying material on AWS SAA CO3 exam. I'm going through Comptia A+ material on Prof Messer and the Google Support cert and realise I know almost everything on the network and security part, even deeper Notes (Indeed) - support (night shift, 3rd shift) - remote helpdesk specialist - SOC/NOC analyst

[@AxiomBrevity]

Great video as always josh!

[@JoshMadakor]

NP and thanks again! Glad to see you in the comments!

[@coleslaw8493]

i live in a dead zone when it comes to good jobs. this is much needed.

[@Alpha_ACE_1906]

I don’t have IT experience but I have an MBA. Currently taking classes at this technical college to gain some general knowledge of it. Trying to get my foot in the door to gain sone experience

[@JoshMadakor]

Sounds good to me. Keep it up! Here are some other things that might help (I know it's a lot, so feel free to ignore, haha) How to find remote jobs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnOcoYN3Z9qlorM& How to get into cyber from zero (checklist): kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2mWcoZ9o8SJldU How to get a job in IT (checklist): kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6XLnKp4fr-jnpY How to generate experience for your resume: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5LWeYOHZbt1hcU Ideas for experience generation for resume: kzbin.info/aero/PLqBeiU46hx1H--SNfTrohTOWeqkK-M2Y0 Resume Reviews Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLqBeiU46hx1FItbfiA-i3ql5RLFMJfKw0 Cybersecurity interview questions/answer playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLqBeiU46hx1HRTLaifWrN16upEfHSjrl8 Best of luck!

[@sirtipsalot7320]

Thanks for this video. I have pretty good couple years of IT experience, however it was in person, and I feel as if a lot of it being in person is coming across by looking at my resume (when applying for remote jobs), so the sample resume helped. Certain skills/IT experience needs to be emphasized more so than others for a remote gig, and it could honestly be "less impressive" stuff from an in depth technical perspective, but recruiters aren't even that technical a lot of the time, so they're looking at best fits and what not. The time to show off technical chops is during interviews.

[@ERICKTidwell]

This video has some really solid tips for landing remote jobs. I've been struggling with my resume, so I'll definitely check out those sample templates you shared.

[@makeitfamous35]

Thankyou so much for this

[@JoshMadakor]

No problems!! Thanks for viewin'!

[@pastormin6650]

This is gold thanks!

[@JoshMadakor]

R-really? Thanks so much lol. ty for watching :)

[@DahliaTabor]

These strategies are really helpful. I started looking for remote IT jobs last month, and I feel like I can finally make some progress.

[@lvXxACHILLESxXvl]

Wow great video Josh thank you 😊 👍👍

[@JoshMadakor]

Thanks so much! Appreciate you watching/commenting :p

[@ChillinWithJoy]

New Subie here. Thank you very much for these great tips

[@Eyasu-di2bp]

It is very clear and accurate information thanks. Personally it is very helpful for me. Thanks again.

[@penniwise9633]

Thank God for Josh!

[@JoshMadakor]

👏👏👏 Thank you for watching!!

[@medianetwork777]

Solid.....🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JoshMadakor]

Thank you!! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

[@Geomaverick124]

Keep up the good work with all the great content and help for the community!

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey! Thanks man, will do. Doing my best every day lol. We'll see how long I can keep this up. I've released a video a day since the end of September. The comments are getting absolutely insane and hard to keep up though. rofl

[@Geomaverick124]

@@JoshMadakor It may be good to have a schedule a do one a few ti es a week

[@rolan2dr]

I’m in desperate need of a remote job.

[@penniwise9633]

i make sure the adds play, Josh

[@JoshMadakor]

😂😂 You are too kind lmao, ty

[@fyodor8008]

You're not going to believe this but this video worked in under two days for me

[@JoshMadakor]

Lmao seriously? Can you elaborate on this?

[@fyodor8008]

@@JoshMadakor I did what the video said, and looked up the exact thing in the video thumbnail, and I immediately got a bunch of cybersec interviews, and a recruitment firm helping me find positions.

[@JoshMadakor]

SUPER! Best of luck!!

[@JoshMadakor]

Thanks for responding 😊😂😂

[@eio1971]

Subscribed to you. I'm trying to get entry level desktop/ helpdesk job. I will check your other videos

[@JoshMadakor]

Thanks so much for the sub, really appreciate that. Check out this video, it will give some good ideas I think: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXnHd6CHq9WmrKM

[@MsTori_boss]

Some listings have hybrid(in office/a home), temporarily remote, Remote, or remote in certain states.

[@nolongerinuse488]

Best believe I'm going to add everything you teach me on my resume LMAO. Cause my response every time I'm looking for jobs is "what kinda pay is this?" Even now, I'm extremely underpaid (System Support Engineer.)

[@nolongerinuse488]

Btw, damn. You're almost at 10k like you wanted!

[@JoshMadakor]

I know, it's so crazy!! A couple of videos exploded recently and it's really been taking off. I've been trying to upload at least one per day since the end of September lol. Thanks for the support all the time.

[@JoshMadakor]

Sounds good! Gotta get those coins! I'll release a video that talks about salary a little bit tomorrow. I want to make a salary negotiation video, but it's going to take some effort to prepare it, haha

[@nolongerinuse488]

@@JoshMadakor No worries, man. The more subscribers you get, the more busy you'll become. In the words of Robin: STAY WHELMED.

[@TheIzzydor]

I'm a field service tech and want to work remotely but considering taking a drastic pay cut sucks

[@JoshMadakor]

Yeah, I know what you mean. It's kinda troublesome too when you're too busy/tired to study for new certs etc after work. It can be hard :(

[@albertoavena]

Great video and really informative! Just a question, I am a US citizen living overseas (Japan) and although a lot of the jobs are remote, many of them ask you to come into their offices for training for the first few weeks. Is their anyway around that or should I apply regardless and explain the situation to them? Night positions actually favor me in a big way because of the time difference. Another issue is that I don't have US bank account anymore. Will this affect my chances? Any advice is welcome!

[@penniwise9633]

Greetings, Genius!

[@JoshMadakor]

lmao, I like your name. And thank you :)

[@mattkraig]

Interesting to know! I thought I’d need my CompTIA A+ before I got any IT job 🤔

[@JoshMadakor]

It definitely helps, but having a cert is just a piece of the pie. There are other things too, like personality, knowledge, experience, interview ability, for starters. A+ DEF helps, but if you are true chieftain in the other areas, you can get by without it

[@yogibear6705]

thanks

[@JoshMadakor]

NP!! Thanks for watching

[@mgray999]

I would love a night shift or evening shift. I'm not deigned to wake up at 6am. What do you think my odds are of having 1.75 years of analyst experience are to get something that pays 80 to 90 in norcal? I am starting to stress even though it's months away. Also, I sent you a message on linked in.

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey, it's definitely possible to get 90 down there. It just depends on a bunch of factors... resume, how you articulate your skill, your skill, your experience, credentials, interview ability, etc. It's possible though! I will check my LinkedIn at some point! I have so many comments to respond to and so many videos to make lol @_@. Thanks for watching and commenting! I appreciate it!

[@wednesdaysangel1]

I’m going to have an A.S. In network systems technology this December, and I’d like to work remotely. It seems like you know the subject matter. I need to make sure my resume is good, too, so thanks for the advice. I just deliver pizzas right now but I’d like to one day get my doctoral degree in IT and move on to maybe NASA. That reminds me what are your opinions on online universities like Capella, for example? Maybe you could do a video on online universities offering post graduate programs in information technology

[@Mikaeelabdullah]

Great video, thank you!

[@JoshMadakor]

Thanks so much for watching T_T

[@mmedaraa7608]

Could you do a video for international candidates looking for jobs.

[@weemsgotbandz]

So what you’re telling me is I can watch a couple of your videos, use that as experience on my resume, apply to Night Shift SOC and NOC positions, and there’s a good chance I’ll get a security job?

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey! There is a _BIT_ more to it than that, but for the most part, yes. I recommend following the advice of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2mWcoZ9o8SJldU Basically, it's a checklist of things that you can do it increase your chances of getting a job in cyber. Watching the videos, practicing what you learned, expanding on it, documenting it, teaching others (blog, etc.), and then recording it on your resume is just one slice of the pie, but it will definitely help your overall chances. Hope this make sense!

[@blackstorm214]

Great video as always. I was wondering what you think of my current career plan: I started a help desk job in august of 2019 that also go me a secret clearance. During this job I got my bachelors in IT from WGU. In November of 2020 i started an associate system admin job. Currently, I have one class and my capstone and then I'm done with the masters for cybersecurity and information assurance at WGU. Once I finish I plan to study for and then take the CISSP. I know that I wont qualify for the full CISSP until August 2023. What job title do you think I should look for on indeed once I have my masters and associate cissp? Also I live near an air force base so there are a lot of positions that say CISSP or associate on the listing. thanks,

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey Penguin, thanks! Really appreciate it. Your plan is really solid, honestly. Also If you get Security+ or a degree (I believe), it will knock a year off your CISSP time requirement. Also, your helpdesk experience may count toward your CISSP time requirement as well. You only have to work within 2 or 3 (i forget) of the CISSP security domains for the job to count. Most IT jobs is really easy to shoehorn that experience in there, so you MIGHT be able to obtain the actual credential sooner than you think. As far as which titles to go for, titles are weird and mean different things to different companies. Just look at the description and pay and pick something that you think looks fun. AND BEAR IN MIND, there is NO RULE that states you can't go from earning 50k to over 100k. If you have credentials and experience (even solo/lab exp), it's possible to get hired at decent paying jobs :) So try not to sell yourself short! Best of luck, and good on you for executing your plan so well thus far!

[@simbakali]

This is amazing! I just completed my Cybersecurity Bootcamp recently and I am trying to apply for jobs but I am getting no response! Breaking into the IT field looks like hell. I am now focusing on my Sec+ certification after that then I shall see what happens next. Could you be having some notes or instructions on what to buy and how to set up home labs or any other activities that will help to practice and gain more experience? Thank you so much for providing free information back to society. I appreciate and God bless you.

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey Sam, sure I will add this request to my TODO for videos. I try to push out 1 video per day so maybe I'll get to it sooner rather than later. Best of luck with your job hunt! you are on the right track with a home lab :)

[@ryanborce3476]

Very insightful but id like to know your advice on the next stage, I've been working in a SOC for 4 months now, shift work weekends and on call etc, with a company that's anti remote and id like to be remote for several reasons, id like to either move to a remote soc role with day shift only or an engineer role, maybe if you made another video you could link it to this one as a stage / part 2? Thanks for everything you do on here Josh

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey Ryan, thanks so much for watching! I'll add this to my "todo" videos list. In the mean time, I'd just keep working on your resume/portfolio/cert(s) and just keep applying to whatever you see that comes up and looks like. No need to necessarily wait for any certs to complete or wait for any specific timeline. 4 months is a short time period if you were to quit today, but I changed jobs 4x in a one year before--just gotta manage your own risk and do what feels right :)

[@Ummm.0k.]

The whole point of me looking to work remotely is to move to the other side of the world, night shift works perfectly in that case 😁

[@RobertLeeMonterroso]

What if I work remote while I’m at work already 🤔

[@JoshMadakor]

THEN YOU GET DOUBLE THE COINS MY GUY! This is a thing btw, I did this in 2020 and was getting like 20k/mo for almost half a year. Don't burn yourself out though and be careful :)

[@unscriptedlife4516]

Great advice Josh! I just finished my Google Cybersecurity Professional Cert and like the night job idea! I am based in a different time zone which might make it even easier (South Africa). Is this a viable option, do they hire from other countries?

[@Meuzzie]

*watching this video in my first job in IT making $18/hr*

[@Hoyitstopher]

Hey Josh! I'm halfway with studying for CompTIA A+ and wanted your opinion. I talked with the IT manager at my current job and he said if I get the cert he would find an opening for a helpdesk position and when I asked about pay he said perhaps starting is 20-21 which I thought was pretty low. What's a good starting pay you think for CompTIA A+? I live in SoCal by the way, southeast of LA.

[@JoshMadakor]

Off the top of my head, anything below 25/hr starting, especially in a hcol area is kinda low. It MIGHT be worth it if you are okay with getting the experience and bouncing soon, but yeah, it's a BIT low. I wonder if he would be willing to give you a trial run for a couple months then bump you up to 26/hr at the very least :\. Still though, might be worth the experience! Just one of those pesky decisions you gotta make in life 😂

[@Hoyitstopher]

@@JoshMadakor Dang that's what I was thinking! That it's quite low! Yeah I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place kuz I have an interview tomorrow(wish me luck😅) for a non IT related job and it might pay me $25, so I might jump on that in the meantime

[@khristian9579]

I started at $18/hr on Help Desk in SoCal. Didn't have my A+, but experience is experience. Have my A+ now and looking for remote work so I can move.

[@Hoyitstopher]

@@khristian9579 thank you for your response! Good luck to you! House prices here are ridiculous, but I don't find myself living anywhere else haha

[@khristian9579]

@@Hoyitstopher thanks! Moving to a remote town of 2,000 people. Looking forward to marriage, kids, and getting a degree. Personally CA has a lot to do, but I’m over the politics, taxes, ridiculous laws, and rude people. You gotta make $100k a year to be approved for an apartment these days.

[@iCharmCity410]

Nice! Can you do one for LinkedIn as well?

[@JoshMadakor]

Yep, I'll add it to my "todo" videos list :)

[@19Elicar]

They doing me wrong I have net and sec was a for 6 month contract pc technician have little knowledge of python language able to write simple scripts. Learning to do web development for personal reasons. Apply for help desk or desktop support entry no response.

[@JoshMadakor]

I'm gonna release a video in the future about the employability framework. I think it will help a lot!

[@stankogrbic4248]

This is a great video. Do I have to be US citizen or have a US work permit to get one of this job. I'm from Europe and very fluent in English.

[@ehabads5689]

hi josh but are this kind of night shift jobs available outside the US

[@JoshMadakor]

Shoot, probably but I don't really know much about international employment outside of the U.S. :(, so sorry

[@thechillmaster5836]

how do you use cloud computing services inside cybersecurity? Also, which is better to learn: AWS or Azure?

[@JoshMadakor]

AWS is used more by businesses apparently, but I am an Azure person. I exclusively use azure--both are good, but for me, I prefer Azure :p. To answer the question about how do you use security inside of cloud, it's pretty much just like on-premise, but there is a "responsibility model" where the provider is responsible for some things (such as physical security of the data centers) and the customer is responsible for some things (like managing encryption keys and ensuring proper access control). Share responsibility model: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/security/fundamentals/shared-responsibility Azure Cloud security benchmark (i worked on this as a contractor at MS): docs.microsoft.com/en-us/security/benchmark/azure/introduction Hope this helps!!

[@DBAS52]

Any idea on employer's preference of hiring remote employees ? For instance, will a California based company give preference to a California remote resident over Florida resident, due to same geographic location and time zone or the way around i.e. they prefer Florida resident to avoid Taxes ?

[@paulc1014]

Can these remote jobs be worked from anywhere in the world?

[@JoshMadakor]

It really depends, but mostly, yes. I work at MS and I asked them if I can go to Thailand to work. I had to ask three different people but they ended up saying yes, haha.

[@paulc1014]

@@JoshMadakor Thats great! my dream is to be able to work from Mexico so I would be able to be with my friends and family down there. Currently, I am based in Las Vegas and I am trying to find a 100% remote job right now.

[@TielerBYadon]

Is it possible to have a USA based job in the IT field that is entry level and remote I can work over seas with?

[@MICHELEDART]

May 25, Class is $500, how can I get started for cheaper? I have 10+ sales, cold calling, remote, I have excellent skills to get started.

[@dukehyou2325]

Thank you for this video ,can i apply for a remote job outisde of the USA?

[@speedysunshine]

I live in Thailand and even I change the site to English, it only translates the first layer and a search for remote is IMPOSSIBLE :( as well as every further layer of the site obviously insist to use my location for language settings without me being able to change it! :( am I the bad Technician or is it the site? indeed? ... do you have other recommendations for similar platforms? Thx , B :)

[@teehemp]

Why do these tech companies pay so low but require so much to get hired?

[@VybzKartelClassics]

Got my CompTia A+ certificate and can’t get a Job 🤦🏾‍♂️ it’s so messed up when you live in Jamaica 😢 the system is designed to hold us back I don’t know why.

[@yourfavpersuasion9385]

Idk this kinda feeds into the desperation that the job market is feeding on and wants job seekers to have... We are in inflation.. 15-20 an hour would be exactly that anymore with 30% inflation rise.

[@JoshMadakor]

Ah you mean like, we shouldn't be accepting too low of pay? I generally agree with this. The places that offer low pay are generally bad places to work at and will have a lot of turn-over :(

[@Kindafly]

KZbin keeps unsubscribing me from your channel, it's frustrating.

[@JoshMadakor]

Lmao are you serious? It's the first time for me to hear of this happening

[@Kindafly]

@@JoshMadakor Yeah, completely serious. The second time it's happened. Thought the first time was a coincidence, but noticed it again when I searched for your videos to see if you've covered a topic.

[@ReyBanYAHUAH]

Always remember to repent of your sins (sin is transgression of YAHUAH The Father In Heaven’s LAW: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy) And Have Belief On Yahusha The Messiah. HE Died and Rose three days later so that you can be forgiven of your sins! HE Loves you! Come to HIM🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@JoshMadakor]

Thanks for watching man.

[@MatthewWi11oughby]

@@JoshMadakor lmao. You really are trying hard to respond to every single comment.

[@wightclaudia]

@@JoshMadakorl cried laughing over this exchange

[@kimbess7498]

I’m actually replacing a night shift job with a better quality job in IT. Thank you. We have the same mindset.

[@iconicglashan7903]

Thanks for this, I'm literally doing this exact thing at the moment, just did a quick interview a hour ago too.. just incase I don't land that job, what is good pay? Because I thought $18 was alright.. are we looking for $30/hr?

[@JoshMadakor]

Hey! congrats on the interview, I hope you get it. It really depends on the job to be honest. I feel like anything less than $25/hr is kind of low these days. But again, it depends on where/what you're doing :).

[@ruy123ofserenity]

I’m willing to work $12/hr lmao

[@jlm6223]

Garbage jobs...Subway is paying $18.50 in my area..... Try harder...

[@akpomiesakpomies1573]

@joshMadakor 😂 You comment was funny . I don’t want to work night 🤣🤣

[@JoshMadakor]

Haha yeah, many ppl don't ^^

[@roamingdesk-remotejobs]

Amazing content again thank you for sharing