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More and more #ISPs and #MSPs are reaching out to CRG | TEC Recruitment They've all tried directly advertising on the likes of Indeed/Linkedin and the feedback from hiring managers is the same- inundated with unsuitable applications, taking them away from their day jobs. The view that there are lots of candidates in the #telecoms market- DOES NOT MAKE HIRING EASIER! Our consultants spend their days building candidate networks, so when you have a requirement, we complete the screening to meet the needs in a matter of days. All candidates know the end client and are happy to progress (we don't chuck CVs at vacancies) Hiring managers recieve a shortlist- usually 3-5CVs, all qualified and who meet the skills of the role and culture of the business. The result- CVs to interview rates of 90%- higher quality of interviews with fully engaged candidates (no ghosting!) offer to acceptance rates extremely high and time and cost to hire reduced. Drop me a message if you are feeling a similar pain- [email protected]

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#CareerAdvice #TechJobs #Networking #SkillsDevelopment Hey everyone! I’m currently in a bit of a pickle when it comes to advancing my career. I've been told I'm a great candidate for roles like network administrator, system administrator, or network engineer, but the feedback I keep getting is that I just don’t have enough technical experience. It’s definitely disheartening! ?? Here’s my background: Started my journey at the help desk Moved to a NOC tech role Even earned my CCNA certification! Despite this, I often feel like I’m missing some key skills or experience that would help me move to the next level. I genuinely have the desire to learn and grow, but I’m starting to feel like I need better ways to showcase that. So, I’m reaching out to you awesome folks! Here are a few things I’m wondering: How did you navigate the early stages of your tech career? What practical steps can I take to gain more experience relevant to network and system roles? Are there any p... How Can I Overcome 'Not Enough Experience' as a Job Seeker? Answers: https://lnkd.in/gj_XN7HR

Cracking the Code: Network Engineer vs Network Administrator For aspiring talent looking to pursue a role in network engineering but don't fully know which position to set their sights on, this guide is here to support you. As two of the top jobs within the networking space consist of engineering and administrator roles, we're focusing on them to reveal the core differences between these two in-demand roles. Discover which path aligns with your career goals as we compare responsibilities, skills, salaries, and career progression. Ready to dive in? Find our blog linked below ???? #networkengineer #networkadministrator #ITcareer #techcareer #networkingjobs

Cracking the Code: Network Engineer vs Network Administrator For aspiring talent looking to pursue a role in network engineering but don't fully know which position to set their sights on, this guide is here to support you. As two of the top jobs within the networking space consist of engineering and administrator roles, we're focusing on them to reveal the core differences between these two in-demand roles. Discover which path aligns with your career goals as we compare responsibilities, skills, salaries, and career progression. Ready to dive in? Find our blog linked below ???? #networkengineer #networkadministrator #ITcareer #techcareer #networkingjobs #hamiltonbarnes

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Hey LinkedIn Family! Recently I have been going through multiple interview rounds in various companies and here are some of the questions I came across throughout the recruitment process. Sharing it with you guys as it may help candidates looking out for opportunities in L1 or L2 Network Engineer roles. (Exp : 0-2) Theoretical 1. What is BPDU Guard? 2. What is loop-back detect? 3. What is the Spanning tree protocol? How are loops avoided in STP? 4. Explain the election process of Root Bridge in STP 5. What is the convergence period in RSTP? Why is convergence faster in RSTP? 6. What is a VLAN? What is the difference between the collision domain and the broadcast domain? 7. Explain VTP and DTP. 8. What is VTP pruning? what are the three modes in VTP? 9. Explain the working of DNS and DHCP. 10. What is APIPA IP? What is the range of APIPA IPs? 11. Why is DR elected in OSPF? 12. How are DR and BDR elected in OSPF? 13. What is Type-3 and Type-5 LSA? 14. What are the types of networks in OSPF? 15. What is the difference between Pvt IP and Public IP? 16. What is the range of Class B IP? Practical/ Scenario based : 1. Explain the process of image (IOS) upgrade in CISCO. 2. How to mitigate broadcast storms? 3. How to integrate a brand new router into the network? Feel free to express your thoughts on this and do share this if you find the information useful.