A friend is about to graduate from university now, but their school is very average. He wants to be fully prepared before looking for a job, and he is very interested in the job and position of network engineer.
So he asked the editor of the growth diary of a network engineer what should he learn if he wants to be a network engineer?
First, it is best to directly learn Huawei certification or Cisco certification.
Because there are so many types of network engineers, many college students may also take soft exams or other directions, but if you are for employment, then you choose a network engineer. The content of learning cannot be too simple or introductory to Ethernet. Mainly.
Because we go out to look for work, as a professional network engineer, the position usually has certain requirements for technology. For example, if we go out to find a job now, at least the level of Huawei's intermediate network engineer or above.
So the best way for college students like this is to take Huawei certification as their goal, and learning directly is the closest option to the job market.
Second, the most important thing for learning network engineers is hands-on experiments. Remember that there are too many theoretical studies, but they will not be practical.
For many friends who have not worked as a network engineer or have not been in contact with a network engineer, they don’t know what the actual operation is.
As a network engineer, his job is mainly to adjust and photograph Huawei equipment or equipment from other manufacturers. Now, the equipment manufacturers encountered most often in China are usually Huawei or foreign Cisco equipment. These two manufacturers are the most famous in the computer industry. In addition, they may encounter equipment from various manufacturers, but the command line is almost the same as the above two companies.
So if you want to learn network engineers, then the actual operation of network engineers is to install the corresponding virtualization software on the computer and conduct a lot of daily operation learning. This process is similar to how we learn an operating system, because many enterprise-level network devices are now learned through a large number of command lines, so this learning process is also for the manufacturer's network equipment.