HOW TO GET INTO IT WITH SERVICENOW AND NO EXPERIENCE

How can you get into IT with no experience? You should take a look at ServiceNow - a cloud-based software application. ServiceNow offers an ecosystem that guarantees high salaries from the get-go. ServiceNow has a lot of free training resources and that makes it so attractive for newcomers into information technology.
0:00 How to get into IYT with no experience using ServiceNow
0:50 What is ServiceNow
1:37 Why learn ServiceNow to get into IT
2:47 What are the requirements to get into ServiceNow
3:25 How to learn ServiceNow
4:20 Where to find ServiceNow study resources
7:00 How to get a free developer version of ServiceNow
7:40 Review of free ServiceNow training resources
11:20 What to focus on first?
11:34 ITSM and ITIL
12:20 Salary Information
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Hi, I am Christoph Puetz and I am happy to have you here on KZbin. I hope you find my content valuable and it helps you with your career in information technology. I am working in IT for almost 23 years now and it has been quite a ride. I worked in almost any type of role you can think of in information technology. For the last few years, I have been focusing on I.T. management - building and managing teams across the world. If you are not sure how to progress with your career - either in how you can get into I.T. or where to take your existing I.T. career - please consider my I.T. Career Coaching services. I would love to help you as well with any type of career-related questions you may have.
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[@bradrickrobinson7452]

Thanks for making this video, because it helps those that are feeling the whole ageism thing when it comes starting an IT career at a later age. ServiceNow pretty much levels the playing field and provides a backdoor into an IT career. Thanks again.

[@kylemacarthur9863]

You had me at "six figures" and "fast growing"

[@trmpropertysolutions]

Thanks for this Christoph first time watching you - Im well versed in ITIL for many years and have used ServiceNow before as a ticketing tool but I’m now looking to get into the certifications and will start with Admin and see how I go thanks 🙏🏿

[@balakrishnakondapalli2265]

Thank you. You have provided a great insight in to the technology learning path.

[@jjohnson3833]

This was such an excellent video, it was detailed and insightful. Thank you.

[@SlimmDrea]

This was so great. You explained it so well!

[@jaeallure]

Im definitely interested in servicenow! I appreciate you breaking down the foundation

[@richadeyemi]

Thank you so much Christoph. This a detailed "pathway" video on how to get into SN and make the most of it.

[@ITCareerGuide]

Thank you, Rich.

[@raza6968]

Hi Christoph thank you for this video was really supportive for me. I am a seasoned P.M. and recently completed my contract and looked into SNOW and took the SERVICENOW ADMIN route and just completed my tutorials and really want to gear toward ITSM route for employment opportunities. I will be taking the exam in the next 2 week just going over some dumps to review and ensure I have the knowledge for the exam.

[@nageshkumar2256]

Always been an expert mentor for novice and layman.

[@rasmuselton432]

Awesome thanks Christoph! :D Great knowledge and value, very excited about learning ServiceNow and beyond! What is newest updates video interface SNOW?

[@KakaTu272]

Very detailed and structured information , just excellent .

[@ITCareerGuide]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MelanatedBeauty68]

Great information! Thank You

[@rhondareed6844]

Great info! thank\s

[@Mena_Botros]

Thank you for the video it is very informative 👍👍

[@yassinehankaz3588]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR WHAT YOU DO, THE IT CAREER GUIDE SUBJECT IS MUCH IMPORTANT FOR WHO WANTS TO CHANG HIS CAREER. FOR ME NOW IM WORKING AS AN IT SERVICE DESK ASSOCIATE AND I WANT TO BE AN INFORMATION SECURITY SPECIALIST..

[@ITCareerGuide]

If you have the first job in IT already, the next step up should be easy.

[@zaofactor]

If you can. Try looking into an apprenticeship so you can get the certifications (and some experience hopefully) and you won't have to pay for it.

[@MeckeDuli]

Danke für das Video. Macht Hoffnung. Zerfifiziere mich Ende des Jahres und hoffe, dass es wirlich schnell aufwärts geht.

[@ITCareerGuide]

Ich druecke Dir die Daumen :-)

[@fcold9402]

I spent years working "IN" the tool on a CMDB but I was not working "On" the tool. I don't see those jobs out there though. Getting an admin or dev cert with some programing seems to be the only way to get the foot in the door. The tool is a very nice well-rounded tool for ticketing, change, incident, problem, and config. Thanks for the resource information!

[@ITCareerGuide]

Sometimes it may be the best move to move down a bit and look for an "entry-level" opportunity for such a specialized area. A lot of people lack a good understanding of ITIL and the related pieces. Get an ITIL related certification maybe and doors will open. A detour may be the best thing that can happen to you.

[@worldtatisco7619]

Great video Christoph! I'm currently in a web development bootcamp and looking to get certified in servicenow. I've been trying to map out my route so this video was extremely helpful, thank you!

[@ITCareerGuide]

I think you are on the right path. Best of luck!!!

[@richard4501]

Hey, I am very interested to hear an opinion of the bootcamp, I have done alot of research on them and see both highly positive and highly negative opinions on them. Do you feel like you are learning information outside of the basics?

[@atetraxx]

​@@richard4501don't do a boot camp. All info out there to learn yourself.

[@onasisojobor]

Nice video, do you have training class for service now?

[@debabrataputhal8826]

Thank you

[@Prashanth-jb5ct]

Hello Sir, Netsuite ERP,Service Now Administrator which one is good. What is your view on Netsuite ERP Functional?

[@asmresthetic334]

I don’t believe the fundamentals course is free anymore.

[@brainspakrs]

I have 2 years of freelancing web development experience....and cleared CSA few days back... I m applying online . .Maybe I get a call... Certified application developer exam is 600dollars is very costly.... though

[@nwokolodonald3394]

Thanks for sharing Sir.. can an accountant make it transitioning to ServiceNow-CSA?

[@umbilicalbeat]

I'm about to join a cohort for a ServiceNow Administrator and Implementation Certification track. Thanks for the additional insight into what I can do in my off-time to complement my coursework.

[@johnokpurughre7347]

I am interested in the ServiceNow Administration cohort. Do you wanna share please?

[@TT-ls1yz]

Thanks for this video. Question: How much of technical knowledge is needed to work on servicenow field? How different is Servicenow from Salesforce? Thanks

[@ITCareerGuide]

It depends on what your role with ServiceNow will be? I think a solid understanding of ITIL and being ITIL certified reduces the need for some technical knowledge, but the tool is so complex that you want to acquire technical knowledge - either as a developer or architect if you want to be able to take things to the next level.

[@phantazzor]

and how do they get pay ? if I want to offer a service app to a company, how much they will need to pay to use it ?

[@smileangry2529]

Hi Richard, Ive started my career in late 30s n im a ITSD agent.. Ive around 2 yrs of exp.. Is it possible for me to get into service now?

[@yogyatasingh4068]

How to get job as a fresher for Servicenow Admin /developer role.?

[@moniii4312]

I'm currently learning and studying javascript because I'm gonna apply for an internship for service now, just want to have an idea what is the most important things I should learn in js that I can use for servicenow. Do I need to be a professional in js just to be able to get into servicenow? or the basic concepts are enough? Your insight would help me a lot!

[@Stoneface_]

I'd like to know too

[@HotshotArafath]

Learn javascript specific to servicenow if you are already good at programming in any language.

[@TheFabulousGabbasaurous]

I have a fulfiller role in ServiceNow as far as resolving tickets (I'm a master data analyst), how can I pivot my knowledge to become an admin?

[@colinmgbeke8729]

learn the information and take the certification test to become certified.

[@purelydumb]

Hey question: about how much do you get paid for that role

[@TheFabulousGabbasaurous]

@@purelydumb I'm also working in a Jr data analysis role so around $70k

[@PerformanceY]

So if i want to start learning ServiceNow, where should I start? What course should i choose from ServiceNow ? I went to that website and there is many different courses.

[@ITCareerGuide]

Go for the Implementer or application specialist. Also, get ITIL foundation certified. Very important to really understand some of the ideas behind SN.

[@PerformanceY]

@@ITCareerGuide Thank you 🙏

[@zulfiqar7967]

I have good knowledge in Sql server. Working for 3 years as VB and SQL Developer.. Now how can i upskill my career?

[@ITCareerGuide]

Do you like working as a developer or rather go more towards DBA or "Admin" type of roles?

[@zulfiqar7967]

@@ITCareerGuide as a developer

[@akcodingsolutions]

I did a course in Servicenow ITSM module admin and Development Now I'm preparing for Servicenow CSA Exam, is it useful for getting a job?

[@SusanWinters]

Hi Rakesh. I'm looking at studying for the CSA. How's it going for you? Did you sit for the exam yet? I heard it was easy. I'm wondering if its possible to take the exam without paying for a training class.

[@tamonashchakrabarti7909]

Hey, I'm not getting any free servicenow training courses in the official link that you provided in description of this video. Even the fundamental course is claiming money. Could you please help me with some free course links?

[@il2rock]

They cost money 300 usd for on demand courses

[@tfkvng3187]

They're actually running a promotion now until August 31st. The CSA exam is free if you can complete the Service Now fundamentals digital training. Complete the course, and at the end, you'll get an exam voucher that lasts for 1 whole year.

[@BurgBoy7]

@@tfkvng3187 i did the free sign up…do you know which courses on the site we need to take specifically in order to get the free voucher ?

[@tfkvng3187]

@@BurgBoy7 Servicenow fundamentals

[@cyborgrva4024]

ServiceNow is offering them free until August 1st..

[@lgarridosofia]

Hello, do you have a link recommended for ITIL foundation certification?

[@ruirodrigues2938]

Itil4 seems to be the default

[@AnaMaria888]

the fundamentals training is 2400 usd :( it's not free of charge

[@beelewis2425]

They have it for free now

[@ObscuraQuest]

i'm not an IT professional. Will there be a lot of coding with this certification?

[@ITCareerGuide]

There would be coding involved, but there are roles where related ITIL knowledge (and the related certification) can completely eliminate the need for coding. So, I would not necessarily give up on this area, but you need to map out a plan, look at job openings and see what they require and then adjust your path accordingly.

[@building8media605]

I ask Z questions!

[@kikihicks7029]

I don’t have any experience in tech and no college degree. My background is an insurance agent. Is it likely I’ll land a job with only the certified for servicenow system administration?

[@ITCareerGuide]

I would definitely think so if you can master the certification. I came from a finance (commercial loans) before using Microsoft certifications to break into information technology. You may need some patience initially, but the demand for ServiceNow related folks is high. Add ITIL foundation certification to your skillset.

[@kikihicks7029]

Thank you so much!

[@krystalmarie5637]

@@ITCareerGuidehello, what Microsoft certs did you go for and what positions were you able to get?

[@punkrosezer01197]

where can we find servicenow jobs though?

[@ITCareerGuide]

LinkedIn and Indeed are a good start. Participate in user days or workshops. Network.

[@punkrosezer01197]

@@ITCareerGuide thank you!

[@williamafriyie5688]

Thank you