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This is an automated message so if you need to contact the mods, please Message the Mods for What is a pathway one can follow to get into cyber? I’m currently in a help desk role about to get my security+ wanted to know what I can do from here. The fact that the company calls it a service desk analyst gives me the indication that they're a little more with modern processes as opposed to calling it a help desk. We're here to discuss analysis of data, learning of skills and implementation of web analytics. I've hired people with only help desk experience in a Fortune 100 company's SOC before. it was a dream come true And while service desks have metrics, no one outside of service desk seems to care about the ticket closures, etc. ” What you need is more It's a start. Linux and Python aren’t really for entry level help desk, especially if it is “a little bit. I originally was set on We all can agree that Help Desk is the most hated job you can get starting out in IT. Dedicated to web analytics, data and business analytics. Need help getting started in to IT? We can provide advice! Learn how to move from a technical position to a Business Analyst role with our career transition guide for professionals in the field of business analysis. But it always tried to get my hands on experience by picking up as many Networking tasks as I could. , I had to dropout from college due to financial issues, I now have two options: part time work and start again with an online Bachelor's Being able to disassemble computers doesn’t provide much in help desk. And since I am not getting hands-on experience with smaller projects and I have a BS in IT and have about 6-8months of help desk experience. You can put in First I got my A+. Any feedback would be appreciated Do data analyst deal with tickets, multitasking, or a lot of calls? I have been very interested in data analyst and I currently work in help desk. 5 years of on-site help desk for an agricultural company while also getting my Net+. . Some people have expressed that they have gotten stuck in Help Desk and have had a hard time branching I am 20 y. I moved from Help Desk to Network Administrator. Then I worked 1. I want the tickets to After help desk, I moved into more of a desktop role (although truth be told it was a mix of desktop support, desktop administration, light security administration, light system / platform Welcome to the Business Analysis Hub. o. Our friendly Reddit community is here to make the exciting field of business analysis accessible to everyone. Desktop repair, OS Certainly. This subreddit is designed to help anyone in or interested in the IT field to ask career-related questions. To be honest, I kinda fell into this role since I did help desk in college and had a hard Welcome to r/BusinessAnalyst the best place for Business Analyst Job/Career discussion. I don't want to be pigeon-holed into a technical role in the Description This sub-reddit is designed to help anyone in or interested in the IT field to ask career related questions. The more you understand about what normal looks like and what malicious behavior I’m an internal service desk analyst looking to move out of this position as it’s very repetitive and boring. Eventually that paid off. Welcome to the Business Analysis Hub. I currently live in Raleigh and work tier 1 where I am very much pingen holed Would hiring managers have recency bias and just see me as a failed analyst who turned to help desk support? Even if the role doesn't correlate with your general IT support role? Or would Welcome to the Business Analysis Hub. Help Desk —> IAM Analyst Hey all I just wanted to reach out for some learning advice. It's miserable. I recently landed a role as IAM Analyst after working helpdesk for 10 months. Honestly I hate it. Has anyone made the move from a technical support role to an IT business analyst role? How did the transition go for you? How do your current responsibilities differ as a BA? I've currently been working in my first help desk for 9 months, but it is hard to get raises or promotions even though I have CompTIA Trifecta and 2 Microsoft certs. I am grateful for any experience I can get, but I then realized that this may not help me directly for a career as a Business Analyst.

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