Unlucky mate.
You'll be gutted but pick yourself back up and go again.
IT is one of the mostpopular fields these days. Loads of applicants for each position. You just need to keep applying and using the experience and feedback.
I remember us playing servers with a small User Count (like 20-30 max) religiously in the past.
Now days the new big servers are hitting the 200+ mark.
I'd say the Private Server scene has many more active players than they did back then.
Plus as you say, the files have progressed massively...
Hopefully you get it, but if not just treat it as an experience.
Ask for feedback. Use that feedback for future interviews.
We all get knocked back for a job, it's how you bounce back from it.
I have interviewed many people who have a degree in IT and they have been useless.
Not all, obviously, but some (Probably most of them)
Honestly, getting a year experience working in IT will mostly give you the upperhand on someone with a degree.
It does kind of flip round as you progress...
Yeah, you have to be realistic and give yourself the best chance.
Start low, aim high.
How old are you? I'm not sure if you can look at apprenticeships?
https://www.balticapprenticeships.com/apprentices?hsLang=en
Ubiquiti kit I love. It's not the best, but brings a lot of simplicity into it. Their controller which shows you all the manager kit in one place is brilliant.
My old company used them a lot. We literally had one controller with about 70 customers kit assigned. Meant we could manage and monitor...
Guys I ain't gonna lie and it's all dependant on location. I'm North and our prices are much lower than south, therefore wages are lower.
But I ain't paying someone who is new to the field with zero experience much more than the minimum wage, which is what, 17k ish if you're over 23?
Especially...
Depends.
If where you work now has 3rd Line roles, you may be able to get moved over to 3rd line without the need of qualifications etc.
Get your head down, get stuck in and learn as much as possible. Anything you need escalating to 3rd line, ensure you follow it up and figure out how it was...
Google is going to be your best bet.
Just watch a few videos of basic learning in those areas.
Active Directory is easy enough for basic tasks - Add user, disable user, add user to security groups etc.
It's basically one big directory that allows you to manage users and control who can access...
You aint gonna get 2nd Line without 1st Line.
So 2nd Line will be your goal, 1st Line is your starting point.
One of the easiest ways to get some sort of experience is with companies such as ISP.
Do the 1st Line there for a short time. Get experience on your CV of taking calls, diagnosing and...
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