Ranking IT and Cybersecurity Jobs by STRESS LEVEL and Salary
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Published 2024-06-11
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In this video, various IT and cybersecurity jobs are ranked based on stress level and salary, providing viewers with insights into the demands and rewards associated with each role in the tech industry.
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01:32 Part-Time Help Desk
02:04 IT Specialist
02:23 Junior Network Admin
03:11 Cloud Support Engineer (Intune)
04:10 Point of Sale Admin (SCCM)
04:55 Desktop Admin (SCCM)
05:19 Senior Cybersecurity Analyst
06:03 Consultant (Automation Engineer)
06:52 Senior Cybersecurity Engineer
07:29 Cybersecurity Program Manager
07:52 Principal Security Analyst
08:53 About the correlation between stress and salary
09:56 Conclusion
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Discover the most and least stressful IT and cybersecurity jobs and see how much they pay!
This video breaks down the roles in the tech world, helping you understand which IT and cybersecurity positions are the toughest and which ones make the most money. Whether you're thinking about a career in tech or looking to switch jobs within the industry, this video is perfect for you.
We rank various tech roles from high to low stress and discuss the salaries for each. Learn about the demands of each position and what you can expect in terms of workload, responsibilities, and compensation. From system administrators to network engineers and cybersecurity analysts, we cover a wide range of jobs in the tech sector.
This guide is ideal for students planning their careers, professionals considering a change, or anyone curious about where their job stands in the tech industry's Stress vs. Salary scal
All Comments (21)
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Working with Marines: "Ultra confident, mean, dont actually know what theyre doing" Yep. That checks out.
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Finally a guy who is not scared to talk about his salary…
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I could be wrong, but Josh is the first YouTuber who’s open and honest about salaries.
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Time clearly has the strongest correlation to your salaries (wink wink, that's the hard truth for some people). I wish you would have discussed how many years you've been working. No one just getting into cybersecurity will be a "senior" anything, no matter what degree certs etc you might have. There are very specific ways to bypass this ladder and make a lot of money in this field FAST, such as the security clearance, changing jobs often, having good contacts, starting your own business, and more I'm probably not thinking of.
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I have been an IT specialist for over 20 years. However, the level of stress depends on many factors. Because of the few resources I had, incompetent managers and because we were always understaffed, I had a bad nervous breakdown a few years ago. I'm just saying that one morning I passed out at work and woke up inside an ambulance. A couple of years ago I changed my life. Less money, but my health certainly gained.
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I agree about the cybersecurity jobs in that once you’ve been doing it for a while it’s not really that hard. In my experience it’s always the people who make it stressful. Especially on Government contracts. Most government leads are incompetent A-holes.
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Now this is a cybersecurity youtube video. Great job! Thank you.
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Thanks, great breakdown
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Josh Your consistency is inspiring. Thank you for all you do.
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holy cow. 160k subs!?! I have been following you since less than 10k! congrats on all your success Josh!
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Your editor has been killing it. 🔥
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180,000 "Ya know when your pay is kinda high" SIR
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Nice breakdown. I feel like I would have never been able to ace an interview if it weren't for your homelab Active Directory tutorial, thanks again!
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Very interesting, thanks for sharing your experiences in this aspect. Never considered these factors...it's got me thinking. Cheers!
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Thank you for sharing ❤❤
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Man, you been everywhere. Great Stuff. ✌🏽😎
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Thanks I’ve been wanting to do cloud support now I know what to expect
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Great stuff
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Hey Josh, thanks for the vid! Next time I think a general time line of dates would be helpful to know as well for those newer to the IT scene. I’m currently an intern doing help desk and I can only dream of working my way up to cybersecurity one day
