Is it true that those recruiting network engineer apprentices with zero basic knowledge are true?

Hello!

This is really hard to say, especially if some training institutions recruit, it is estimated that nine out of ten are pitfalls

If it is a broadband recruitment in a certain city, although they will be directly employed, they will generally be at the bottom level. There are not many job prospects

So if you really want to be a network engineer, you can find a training institution with your level to study (not that I am asking for help, nor do I recommend you to go to that institution to be honest) Except for a certain city's broadband network that recruits low-level staff and teaches while doing it, the job titles are very high and they are network engineers. The others are generally training institutions that charge you money and finish the job. It’s not very impressive either)

Or if you study by yourself to a certain extent, you can consider taking a certificate to verify your learning effect. Moreover, industry authoritative certification will help you find a job (here is the route exchange direction) For example, for certification, you can consider cisco huawei h3c)

And by the way, network engineers are really very general titles with many subdivisions

I don’t know which one you want to do is more popular now. Wireless website development security (it has always been popular, but novices generally have little hope for this). The above are the ones that I feel are more popular, and there are other directions such as routing, switching, operation and maintenance, language, video architecture, etc.

In short, it is not hopeless to have a zero foundation. It’s just a long way to go

Just like ping, it’s not necessarily ping! ! ! ! ! Maybe ping....

Hope this helps!