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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I remember interviewing for a job and they asked me how many yellow cabs can fit on a city block
Sounds like what they used to do when black people gained the right to vote
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Sounds like what they used to do when black people gained the right to vote
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Congrats breh
I'd recommend you pick a path and stick with it instead of jumping around. A CCNP is way more valuable than multiple CCNA's.
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
Looks like I didnt get that job brehs 
Instead they hired a guy with 1 yr helpdesk experience and no ccna
what kinda bullshyt is this?
Instead they hired a guy with 1 yr helpdesk experience and no ccna
what kinda bullshyt is this?
Congrats breh
I'd recommend you pick a path and stick with it instead of jumping around. A CCNP is way more valuable than multiple CCNA's.
I will take that into consideration, but first a question for you: If getting my CCNA W and S should only take me 6 months total, how long should the CCNP:RS take me?
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Honestly it depends on your study habits. I got my CCNP Security in 4 months but all I did was study all day.
The CCNP R&S builds on everything covered in the CCNA, so you'll go deeper into configuring routing protocols, MPLS, and 802.1x, the various types of spanning tree, etc.
Just make sure you have a plan. If you wanna make paper you're gonna have to specialize and be an expert in a specific area.
Yeah at work i got at least 3+ hours of study time, and a big plus i work for a recycler so i get my hands on networking equipment all of the time for labs.
BelowTheMasonDixon
Veteran
I see this thread started in 2012 and It's 2016 and almost 500 pages long. lol, Not saying I don't got time for that, but that's a lot of digging, and I'm sure things have changed since then.
Not even trying to get a job in IT. just trying to learn something new and become the best i can at it. Although being a web designer would be cool.
Where would one start NOW.
Should I go to CC or should I dabble online for a bit?
Of course any info would be helpful.
Not even trying to get a job in IT. just trying to learn something new and become the best i can at it. Although being a web designer would be cool.
Where would one start NOW.
Should I go to CC or should I dabble online for a bit?
Of course any info would be helpful.
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
Wen designer you can just read up on CSS. It's a book I had I'll post a link later.
Anyone familiar with EMCs GSAP development program?
Mainevent_7
Pro
Started straight up asking recruiters about max rates off top
Might be moving to Dallas
How long have you been at your current job?
I'm thinking about testing the job market after being at my current job for 5 months.
About 5-6 months. I had originally took all my stuff down to stop recruiters, but was still getting emails.
So i just figured i'd ammuse them and they started tossing out crazy numbers