Associate Network Engineer Review

My role involves my Skype team call, helping create jobs put forward by other departments. Delivering equipment in the network, upgrading and changing a range of systems from different vendors. Getting jobs out of delay, finding errors with jobs and solving them. Then I have my university duties and small data entry jobs (until it is automated)

The main skill I have developed while working with BT is my organisation skill. Having a range of work files and systems I need access to and a range of passwords I need to remember has helped me become more organised and create methods to make this easier day to day. My communication skills have also developed which has been forced to develop by evolved in a busy work place.

Extremely highly. As it is a giant change to my previous retail job which was delivering a small service, where as where I work now I am a part of a much bigger service. And I am helping develop it to meet its need. This makes me enjoy my job and programme. the fact I get to do university on the side of this is great as I am in a career role ive always wanted plus studying a subject I love

Going into the programme things are not clear but that is because they keep it generalised due to the large intake, you have to be patient as things are well explained when you get into your role. My programme as a whole scheme is well organised, the work load at the start wasnt

I am given loads of support, as a other people in my position, people that have been through the same programme and experienced workers want to help me to develop and grow, so that I can take on more responsibility. The support I receive is brilliant, addiotnally I get a manager to help with any support I need as well as other services offered by the company. Then there is a buddy dedicated to me to help me with the study side of my programme

I get a lot of support in this expect too. As there are other people doing the programme so we can use internal platforms to communicate, as well as people who have done the programme who can give support, this includes the buddy you are allocated. Addtionally we have the day we spend towards our qualification and study time in the week too

Extremely, since I have started the first few weeks explained a few conceptual parts of what I work with. As we have gone on I have seen how what I learnt functions with my job. I can see how what I learn is effecting the real work within networks and understand how the protocols work and are used. Additionally some units relate directly to the work I do eg cisco packet tracer

yes, there are events that occur on sight, lectures, talks, and then sports events and even teams. Then there is charity events that happen in different areas for different goals. A lot of these things are ran by small groups or people inpendantly. then some are done regionally and such as red nose day. Additonally we are told to get involved with volunteering , and we are offered 3 work days where we can do volunteering instead , if not more.

Yes

BT is a opportunity into a great career pathway, let alone the fact that the programme offers your degree paid for and fully trains you up to a full team member. Then there is the fact that the company looks after their employees and it is a place where people stay for years. It is a safe company that is offering great gateway into the computing world

Show your passion, really express what you care about. Showing your excited and engaging and passionate will show BT what sort of person you are. Be confident and its okay to not know things as they just want to see that you are eager to learn and be apart of BT's future.