Which field in Tech is better Cloud or Network Engineering?

[@gauthierjeth2887]

Dude you're giving me vast knowledge about these! Going to college for Network Administration Technology, get some experience in the field and transition to Cloud after (or rather - try to)!

[@NetworkWali]

@@gauthierjeth2887 I appreciate the kind words! I love that plan man and I wish you best!!

[@RecapWorldTV]

Cloud is better 100%, but networking is easier to break into. Got my first job as a network engineer when I passed my CCNA.

[@luigiramirez29]

How? your first job with only CCNA? I only get network admin job and I though I was lucky? DId you have experience

[@RecapWorldTV]

@@luigiramirez29 yes I had experience as sys admin

[@NetworkWali]

@@RecapWorldTV yeah Networking is easier to get in when you don’t have much experience. Cloud requires more experience for sure!

[@hungry_khid1007]

How much money and remote possibilities of cloud?

[@RecapWorldTV]

@@hungry_khid1007 you land a top tech company at least $200K

[@asreesabarang836]

(I’m not good in English) I’m transitioning from network eng to cloud(aws) eng. Even i got ccna since 2018. Or Even my current daily tasks are f5 gtm/ltm, paloalto policy, nat, pbf, wireless, routing, switching, cloudflare dns and so on. I dedicated since the beginning of this year to train aws solution architect associate. I passed and got the cert last month. And try to gain hands on experience. So, I submitted my resume for cloud/devops about 10-20 companies but no luck Most of them require python, some coding, terraform iac, ansible, microservices, docker, k8s, open sources and so on. No one get back to me for cloud/devops. However, many companies call me for network or network&security engineer. I confused which way should i go. Go to network&sec eng to gain more salary and then transfer after that. Or wait and get more exp/their(JD in cloud role) requirement skills and try to submit to cloud regularly I’m 31.

[@MikeSJackman]

I’ve studied the stuff for network + a+ and security + but I rather not take the certs , but I’ll do the ccna though!!! Unless the employer wants any of the trifecta!!!

[@NetworkWali]

@@MikeSJackman CCNA has the highest ROI I am not a fan of Comptia Certs

[@MikeSJackman]

@@NetworkWali do you know if it will be beneficial for sys admin role. I just started help desk role and want to elevate within a year or less. I think the networking will help since it’s foundational. I’ve been learning alot of foundational stuff like cloud, domain, ip dhcp, etc from job skills org platform.

[@luvvvmoe]

failed my damn network + again... smh. these PBQ's are kicking my ash. but 3rd times the charm and after that sec+ ... yes this has nothing to do with your videos but your comments is where i come to cry lol

[@phonefamoustv7930]

Studying for Net+ now. Your comment just made me log on to Udemy. Thanks lol

[@NetworkWali]

Sheesh I am sorry to here that man, do you know which parts you struggled on in the exam? Also how close were you to passing?

[@RecapWorldTV]

@@luvvvmoe Try to use anki flash cards to memorize the terms. Look at them everyday.

[@luvvvmoe]

I passed my network + today 😂

[@phonefamoustv7930]

@@luvvvmoe congrats!! Do you have any tips on passing?

[@damonaniton]

Dont choose, do both. Do the network in the cloud.

[@NetworkWali]

@@damonaniton 💯

[@ddddanny3211]

Random, but Brother, i finally got my CCNA

[@NetworkWali]

@@ddddanny3211 congrats!!!!!!

[@Zezzi01]

Did I need to learn ccna before start in cloud?

[@NetworkWali]

@@Zezzi01 no at all you can learn cloud topics but you’ll need to know network terminology which you can learn without a CCNA

[@corey_7474]

about to finish getting my azure 900 and then im going to get my ms-102 do you have any tips with learning and study flow

[@NetworkWali]

@@corey_7474 I’m a flash cards type of guy, so try to use them daily to build up your memory if those cloud terms that can sometimes be confusing

[@mr.incredible8080]

What is ROI on the CCNP exam? The CCNA does wonders for aspiring network admins and engineers but wondering the ROI on CCNP

[@mr.incredible8080]

Also thanks for the video. I found it helpful

[@NetworkWali]

@@mr.incredible8080 it’s relatively high if you want to focus on networking. It’s the only cert I’d get if I’d want to further my networking career

[@HoneyLemon27]

@@NetworkWali which CCNP track?

[@RecapWorldTV]

Really good. CCNP will pretty much get you any network engineering interview, enterprise networking is the most lucrative.