IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)

[xXMASHERXx]

No CBTs for the new Microsoft MCSE exams

70-695
70-696
70-398

Anybody know of another GREAT training site?

Pluralsight is a good site to check out. I've also heard good things about Lynda.

 

[Billy Preston]

Me too, and I'm at 60k right now. Why would you do that for free when you can get a contract with a minimum of $20 per hour?



Had to end up getting me a month membership for my MCSA. shyt is dope as fukk.

Trying to get my manager to get a company license

What certs do you have and how many years have you been in IT? All I have is A+ and currently studying for Network+ and then Security+.
Also, you still taking Adderall every now and then?
I've tried other stacks of nootropics but nothing comes close.

 

[Silkk]

What certs do you have and how many years have you been in IT? All I have is A+ and currently studying for Network+ and then Security+.
Also, you still taking Adderall every now and then?
I've tried other stacks of nootropics but nothing comes close.

A+
Network+
Sec+

Legit IT? maybe 6 years, resume says otherwise

I'm on it all the time except when I don't have school or class. This shyt be making my damn sex drive ridiculous

I wanna try to get off for a while and try some natural shyt to reset my tolerance.

 

[Silkk]

MCSA coming real soon tho

 

[Billy Preston]

A+
Network+
Sec+

Legit IT? maybe 6 years, resume says otherwise

I'm on it all the time except when I don't have school or class. This shyt be making my damn sex drive ridiculous

I wanna try to get off for a while and try some natural shyt to reset my tolerance.

Breh, I've researched and tried all the natural stacks and nothing comes close. A distant second for me is a 50 mg caffeine pill and one L-Theanine 200 mg pill. It's cool but it aint touching the Addy.

 

[Tr0yTV]

I've lurked long enough.
I Appreciate the gems, fellas.


Title: Professional password resetter (30k)
Length: 15 months
Certs: Sec+

Game plan: 1. LFCS (Linux Foundation Certified SysAdmin) + 70-533 = MCSA: Linux on Azure
2. MCSE: Cloud Platform and Infrastructure
3. Python (Learn to code. Maybe a lil Algorithm too)
4. OSCP

I read so much of the thread it's like I know y'all. Only right that I do the same.

 

[Silkk]

@Czr Thats your real job title?

 

[princeofhaiti]

A+
Network+
Sec+

Legit IT? maybe 6 years, resume says otherwise

I'm on it all the time except when I don't have school or class. This shyt be making my damn sex drive ridiculous

I wanna try to get off for a while and try some natural shyt to reset my tolerance.

I thought I was the only one who embellished their resume a bit

 

[Obreh Winfrey]

I thought I was the only one who embellished their resume a bit

Anyone who doesn't is behind the power curve these days. I got a call from a recruiter asking about one of the projects I listed as an internship .

 

[Silkk]

I thought I was the only one who embellished their resume a bit

Hell nah

If you're not cheating, you're not trying. Word to Eddie

 

[Tr0yTV]

@Silkk Help Desk is the official title.

Just signed up for Linux Academy. Time to put in work.

 

[KingTut]

Barely outta training and already being considered for a promotion I'll find out tomorrow.

 

[Apollo Creed]

Barely outta training and already being considered for a promotion I'll find out tomorrow.

 

[Scott Larock]

A+
Network+
Sec+

Legit IT? maybe 6 years, resume says otherwise

I'm on it all the time except when I don't have school or class. This shyt be making my damn sex drive ridiculous

I wanna try to get off for a while and try some natural shyt to reset my tolerance.

What skills do you put on your resume when you have the certifications but not the experience? Skills you have no "hands on" with work experience yet.

Like for instance.

Certifications:
Operating Systems:
Networking:
Software/Tools:
Hardware:
Languages:

 

[Silkk]

What skills do you put on your resume when you have the certifications but not the experience? Skills you have no "hands on" with work experience yet.

Like for instance.

Certifications:
Operating Systems:
Networking:
Software/Tools:
Hardware:
Languages:

Whatever they asking for, then I look it up on youtube