the TOP 10 hottest IT Jobs in 2023

I call BS on the salaries! Cut it to 50% its more realistic. Maybe this is what goes in the land of the petro dollar but defin not in the rest of the world

55000 usd for helpdesk lol! Ok sure

Thanks for making such an informative Video. I am a IT FIELD Technician. My goal is to become a System Admin. Thanks again.

Kratos didn’t kill Baldur, he just went into IT

Im working towards on associate degree, i want to work as a help desk tech after i graduate, then work towards a bachleors. I dont have any good certifications, but im hoping i can land a help desk job with my associate.

Bro I am a sys admin and I make 54k :(

I was a biology teacher going into the pandemic. I studied and got my Security + and became a Project Coordinator then I moved up to Programmer Analyst within a couple years. I feel like I ended up where I belong. Just buckle down and study.

Wonder why development didn't make the cut?

Wish I had this video 10 years earlier..

can you tell me how to grow a beard like that?

Do you have recommendations for ccna classes?

I'm rusty and I never learned the Cisco way

cisco CCNA huh, that ship has sailed. Cisco is no longer the golden standard, heck is no longer a top tier networking vendor

Getting my CCNA for my first certification will take the test the end of year , then I’ll hop on the security+ already have the book for it. WISH ME LUCK!

What I find astonishing is the average salary for helpdesk analysts in the UK compared to the US. After finishing an apprenticeship in IT (with the same company) I was earning £19,000 (this was around 18 months ago). This was also a company that had been in and out of the FTSE 100. The average salary for a Service Desk Analyst in USA is $40,000... Bonkers. I have since left the company that trained me.. which is sad. But I also now earn a lot more and have better future prospects.

Hi All, I currently have some strong foundations of IT with some personal projects/experience as well as CompTIA ITF+ and Security+ certificates, but Chuck doesn't mention it much on here. I was wondering if I should commit to learning and working towards A+ or if I could get an entry level position with what I have. Any help/feedback is greatly appreciated, thank you!

How to get a customer to hang up on you: "it is the customer's responsibility to reboot equipment"😂

Can you please do an episode on if the GIAC cert is worth or what the best way to get it is ?

Network Chuck went to WGU!

I’m a former developer turned UX/Product designer. Not seeing this profession on the list confounds me. Without knowing of where the product should go – no vision. I’ve seen companies develop a lot of stuff without a vision (and Birds Eye view) or understanding customer/user needs and they often lose a lot of money… Some even fail completely without understanding why. Just saying.

Love the channel!

Chuck loves number 8

I work in help desk and thanks to unlimited OT, I make roughly $80k a year. IT is definitely becoming more respected in the world.

Hey NC! We need another RBpi Kubernetes cluster video! So much change in 2-3 years. Let's goooo!

I am crypto smart contract programmer $225k per year as standard + extra % from almost each project

Hi NetworkChuck, am recently learning Linux os commands for beginners course. Please suggest or advice me a roadmap to get a job in IT with the help of Linux as a fresher. I have reviewed a aci itpro website also. Please advise me a perfect course to achieve my goal. Thanks in advance.

I purchased my first personal computer back in 1986 and was hooked. That PC started me on a career in IT for the next 40+ years before retiring. I started on a help desk and worked my way up to Senior Network Engineer for a major telecommunications company in the mid west. The IT business has changed dramatically over the years and I keep up with changes now days by operating my home network and doing some light consulting for local businesses. IT is a great career to get into for anyone interested in computers!

which 2 or 3 of these has the best overall flexibility, best pay, and most remote/work from home options? I want to do something where I literally can be anywhere in the world as long as I have a laptop and an internet connection and like maybe a phone.

I am a unicorn! lol

I've been helpdesk for too long admittedly, but I started at 12 an hour and currently make 69k yearly, only have experience and and a few comptia certs. I'm headed towards cybersecurity but I could certainly do helpdesk until retirement at this point.

I hate the pricing of coptia A+.. is the google cybersec cert and security+ better value? Do I NEED the a+ if I have sec+?

data scientist?

Ngl I'm kinda scared I've seen people saying IT ppl are being laid offlike never before 😢 I'm experienced with customer service and currently work as a janitor, I'm working on certs to get a helpdesk job for a little pay bump... I hope it'll be ok!

What about AI engineer or Machine learning engineer

I am a network engineer with cisco CCNP certification, and I want to work as an IT manager

After watching this, I realized I am in the right path. Thank you Chuck

I jumped in head first in tech. After a few years of hopping around different fields but spending most in operations, I came across software development and fell in love. It was a long journey of learning, soul searching, struggling to stay drive , and emotional turmoil BUT I’m so happy to say I landed my first Software Engineer position last week! ZERO IT experience and ZERO degree. It’s crazy the rollercoaster life can take you on.

Help desk is getting more and more technical as the lines between 1st and 2nd level support are blurring lol. The typical scripted call center jobs of yesterday will be almost completely performed by AI tomorrow.

I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my whole life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, thank you Mrs Philine Weahdi🏰

There's more managers of managers than it workers.🤣

I’d love to be a networking engineer. For the “biggest bang for your buck” mentality, is it worth it to get CompTIA Networking+ and Security+ before the CCNA?

Tell us how much you make

Hi Chuck, What are about data analyst and machine learning

It’s crazy I went to ACI learning for a bootcamp with my GI bill the instructor was absolutely awful and it felt like he hated his job. They never did help me get a job really.

"Systems ingeneer is still hote...in a lot of ways" hahaha

This is an amazing list. But a Q from a rather confused 32 year "IT" fella. Does this mean going the route like being a Motion Graphic Designer not quite advisable as a full time career? I am not the best when it comes to networking & I am $!&t at programming. However, I have always had a passion in ART and I feel like this path is best suited for me.

ehhhhhhh... there's a LOT of truth-stretching in this one

Thanks @NetworkChuck I really appreciate this video! I have been Network Engineer for last 20 years and love it, but showing this video to my kids to inspire them to pick one of this career in IT. Whooo hoooo!

It’s surprising that Data Science/AI/Machine Learning jobs didn’t make it to this list.