Job interview for Network Analyst - I'm not qualified

[Formerly Black Trash]

Got a second interview coming up with another company, and a first interview coming up with another company

Applied for these when I ain't know how it went

Networking positions

@AyBrehHam Linkin

"Where the money resides, where the money resides..."

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

@AyBrehHam Linkin

"Where the money resides, where the money resides..."

Rumble young man rumble

 

[JLova]

Got a second interview coming up with another company, and a first interview coming up with another company

Applied for these when I ain't know how it went

Networking positions

Keep applying, keep going on interviews. It will make interviews much easier to navigate as you’ll get used to selling yourself and answering questions. Most interviews have the same questions. Good luck.

 

[Jcotton1]

Got a second interview coming up with another company, and a first interview coming up with another company

Applied for these when I ain't know how it went

Networking positions

Don't know if You have android or Apple. If you have a current tech work email you will be good. It's an app called Blind they talk about internal stuff ie total comp, internal stuff, the quick day to day changes etc . Look up a woman named Holly Lee on YouTube. She has worked from Amazon to Google in what capacity I'm not sure but she has valuable info as checking out her subscription list

 

[null]

Unless you lied on your resume, they already have a good idea about your experience level. I don't know if you applied to the job or they reached out to you but it's good opportunity to sell yourself either way. A lot of the tech companies value customer service and end-user interaction so it's possible to get a job without as much technical experience as you think you need. And depending on how far you are into your CCNA studies, you probably know more than you give yourself credit for. You can get hired if they believe you will put in the work to learn and have the ability to think through problems.

I've been lurking on this site for years but joined in March to try to contribute to this section mainly. I really want to see more black people pursue the opportunities available in technology, especially after the shyt I've seen.

I worked for a technology vendor with a global customer base. On a daily basis, I dealt with people in tech who couldn't even find basic ass information in spec sheets. They couldn't even complete application and system configurations with step by step instructions. They would literally wait on hold for 20 or 30 minutes for someone to hold their hands when they could have just read the documentation and configured everything in 10 minutes.

Don't sell yourself short. Trust me, there are some real bums working in tech.

^ they need to bring back reps.

rep+

 

[null]

I got a second interview

I didn't know some questions like what does a bad dhcp address look like (169.254)

I also need yo review ports

How do I prepare?!?!

(in general) if you haven't already. get a Linux environment and practice at home. you can use virtual box or even a raspberry pi.

 

[Serious]

This. I work for a major 3 letter agency now and the amount of incompetence around me is baffling especially in management, they literally don't know and don't do shyt.

@DEAD7 gov gon gov

Once I get a remote DoD job, I’m set for life.

 

[Serious]

Also congratulations @Black Trash!

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Also congratulations @Black Trash!

Thank you

 

[Street Messiah]

I had an interview last tuesday for a job im not really qualified for, or so i thought. it went well and had another with someone yesterday. if i get this job, omg brehs...

I only randomly applied because Im sick of my current job and willing to take almost anything with decent pay to get out of it. it would be a major increase in pay and by the way they described the job it would be a lot less actual work and even get to work from home 40% of the time. it really made it hit home how much im being shyt on by current employer.

im ready to tell them fukk off

 

[JLova]

I had an interview last tuesday for a job im not really qualified for, or so i thought. it went well and had another with someone yesterday. if i get this job, omg brehs...

I only randomly applied because Im sick of my current job and willing to take almost anything with decent pay to get out of it. it would be a major increase in pay and by the way they described the job it would be a lot less actual work and even get to work from home 40% of the time. it really made it hit home how much im being shyt on by current employer.

im ready to tell them fukk off

The best raise is a new job.

 

[Serious]

I had an interview last tuesday for a job im not really qualified for, or so i thought. it went well and had another with someone yesterday. if i get this job, omg brehs...

I only randomly applied because Im sick of my current job and willing to take almost anything with decent pay to get out of it. it would be a major increase in pay and by the way they described the job it would be a lot less actual work and even get to work from home 40% of the time. it really made it hit home how much im being shyt on by current employer.

im ready to tell them fukk off

That’s usually how I get new jobs.

The ones I want, never pan out and the ones I bs on, come through