IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)

[David_TheMan]

QUOTE="satam55, post: 30982007, member: 5059"] I just passed the A+ 902 exam a couple hours with a score of 780. I went ahead & paid for the voucher out of pocket because I was tired of waiting for my school to send me one.

Now, I'm shooting for getting the Network+ cert by mid-october.[/QUOTE] Man im happy for you. You did a very big first step.

 

[Billy Preston]

I just passed the A+ 902 exam a couple hours with a score of 780. I went ahead & paid for the voucher out of pocket because I was tired of waiting for my school to send me one.

Now, I'm shooting for getting the Network+ cert by mid-october.

Good shyt - How many hours a day are u dedicating to studying for the Network+? I'm shooting for first week of November. I can grasp the concepts pretty well, it's just memorizing all them damn numbers that's screwing me up

 

[Ikwa]

Anybofy on Azure certs? Thinking about jumping on that after i complete the server 2016 certs.

This AWS Architect Associate course is so good. Think I'm going to get the cert for this shyt because for some reason I find the shyt enjoyable and interesting to learn

Link breh

 

[HoldThisL]

Anybofy on Azure certs? Thinking about jumping on that after i complete the server 2016 certs.

Link breh

AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate 2018

I'm doing this course while also doing my own research by looking up different videos on it on youtube and shyt.

 

[Mirin4rmfar]

Don't remember doing an update on this but I did knock out the google cloud...lol actually landed me an with one of the top cloud company but my speaking skills are terrible so I wasn't a fit for the position. I am thinking of joining Toastsmasters to work on that. Anyways, I applied to grad school for computer science for my masters. Hope I get in.

 

[satam55]

I just passed the A+ 902 exam a couple hours with a score of 780. I went ahead & paid for the voucher out of pocket because I was tired of waiting for my school to send me one.

Now, I'm shooting for getting the Network+ cert by mid-october.

Good shyt - How many hours a day are u dedicating to studying for the Network+? I'm shooting for first week of November. I can grasp the concepts pretty well, it's just memorizing all them damn numbers that's screwing me up

I honestly don't know. I plan on preparing for the Net+ just by:

1. Watching Professor Messer videos (& reviewing his notes)
2. Doing the NET+ Lab Sim I bought from the Pearson IT Certification store
3. Going over practice exam questions

 

[Sonny Bonds]

The startup I work might get sold. One of the potential buyers has interviewed some of the engineers. I don't have much to do at work, so I've just been studying.

 

[Lord Z]

Anybofy on Azure certs? Thinking about jumping on that after i complete the server 2016 certs.

Link breh

I have both certs : AWS CSAA and Azure Architect 70-535

Whats good breh

 

[Lord Z]

I just passed the A+ 902 exam a couple hours with a score of 780. I went ahead & paid for the voucher out of pocket because I was tired of waiting for my school to send me one.

Now, I'm shooting for getting the Network+ cert by mid-october.

Peace Lord, I see you reading from the beginning, reppin the good shyt and soaking that knowledge

Slowly but surely you're getting to the paper !

 

[Ikwa]

I have both certs : AWS CSAA and Azure Architect 70-535

Whats good breh

Which cert was harder? Do you find AWS or Azure more interesting or is it pretty much the same thing?

 

[Lord Z]

Which cert was harder? Do you find AWS or Azure more interesting or is it pretty much the same thing?

For the exam in itself, I found the Azure one pretty hard

The scenarios are way more complex than the AWS exam, in my opinion it's not even close. I initially thought I failed but got the nice surprise at the end

However, I've seen other people say that the Azure exam was challenging but not hard. So that's that.

I find them both interesting, I guess Azure takes it over for me because of all my background with the Microsoft shyt. Most businesses run a Microsoft environment so Azure might be the natural way to go for some companies.

Having one of those is great, having both is .

 

[Silkk]

Super Cram Time

 

[Silkk]

Time To Do The Damn Thang Brehs

 

[Lord Z]

Time To Do The Damn Thang Brehs

What's happening big dawg ?

 

[Silkk]

What's happening big dawg ?

Cysa+