u/BaoTuanNguyen

Currently enlisted in the Air Force, as a 1D7, (Client systems Technician). “geek squad of the Air Force”

I already have sec+, the idea of our job right now is to be a jack of all trades, IT technician, we are suppose to have general knowledge of all IT realms.

I have experience and work with Active Directory, Microsoft Intune, Apple Business Manager, MDM/iPhone management, Windows deployments, imaging, help desk support, Cisco ISE, Call manager on VOIP phones, hardware/software troubleshooting, PowerShell, General network troubleshooting and general endpoint administration.

Overall I am mostly a “field technician” who gets sent to troubleshoot any issue before and try to fix it, or escalate it to another shop like “networks” or servers

I was thinking about A+ and Net+ to help broaden my knowledge. But I feel like I should get a certificate that would help me market my self when I separate potentially.

Certificates like MS-102, ACSP did catch my eye.

Currently work for the Military as a IT specialist

The biggest task I have been given in the last year. Is operating the MDM, (Microsoft Intune), pushing configurations on IPhones/iPad’s through Apple Business Manager.

Overall Tier 1 MDM support

Would a certificate like MD-102 help me expand my knowledge of MDM’s or endpoint management?

I feel like I am just the phone enrollment guy currently.

Currently working with the military, as a IT specialist,

Everyone and there mom and dad are doing WGU in my unit,

It kinda worries me because if everyone has a degree from WGU does it really matter???

I’m gonna start school soon, as it’s a benefit I should take advantage of and WGU has crossed my mind but it’s scary knowing everyone is doing it.

Hello all

I been working with the government for about 4 years now, as a help desk technician

Thinking about separating, and moving on to the private sector. As GovTech feels like I’m stuck without progression.

I have Security+ and work with Active Directory, Microsoft Intune, Apple Business Manager, MDM/iPhone management, Windows deployments, imaging, help desk support, hardware/software troubleshooting, PowerShell, virtual Machines, call manager on VOIP phones, Cisco ISE, general network troubleshooting and general endpoint administration.

I am working on my bachelors degree in information technology, CCNA,Net+ and A+

A part of me worries that, I would not be able to find something in the private sector, even with experience.

I was wondering around the market for something entry level.

Any recommendations, on how I advertise myself

Do I have any good experience or knowledge?

Hello all

I been working with the government for about 4 years now, as a help desk technician

Thinking about separating, and moving on to the private sector. As GovTech feels like I’m stuck without progression.

I have Security+ and work with Active Directory, Microsoft Intune, Apple Business Manager, MDM/iPhone management, Windows deployments, imaging, help desk support, hardware/software troubleshooting, PowerShell, virtual Machines, call manager on VOIP phones, Cisco ISE, general network troubleshooting and general endpoint administration.

I am working on my bachelors degree in information technology, CCNA,Net+ and A+

A part of me worries that, I would not be able to find something in the private sector, even with experience.

I was wondering around the market for something entry level.

Any recommendations, on how I advertise myself

Do I have any good experience or knowledge?

Hello all

I been working with the government for about 4 years now, as a help desk technician

Thinking about separating, and moving on to the private sector. As GovTech feels like I’m stuck without progression.

I have Security+ and work with Active Directory, Microsoft Intune, Apple Business Manager, MDM/iPhone management, Windows deployments, imaging, help desk support, hardware/software troubleshooting, PowerShell, virtual Machines, call manager on VOIP phones, Cisco ISE, general network troubleshooting and general endpoint administration.

I am working on my bachelors degree in information technology, CCNA,Net+ and A+

A part of me worries that, I would not be able to find something in the private sector, even with experience.

I was wondering around the market for something entry level.

Any recommendations, on how I advertise myself

Do I have any good experience or knowledge?

Currently working out of state for the government In the IT field, supporting a large group of people.

I have Security+ and work with Active Directory, Microsoft Intune, Apple Business Manager, MDM/iPhone management, Windows deployments, imaging, help desk support, hardware/software troubleshooting, PowerShell, and general endpoint administration.

Overall I do the typical it support stuff. For a bigger company.

I have 4 years of experience, no degree, just security plus.
Realistically speaking, what could I be getting in New York City, I do plan on getting my bachelor's degree in information technology. Working on my CCNA, Network+ and A+

Would I be competitive and what salary could I be earning?