send them if you can my brother
I got you, ill find and upload to google drive at some point this weekend.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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I got you, ill find and upload to google drive at some point this weekend.
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
How would employers look at at a CCIE with lets say less than 2 yrs network experience?
You should move to the DMV. You'll get hired on the spot
soulfuljah
All Star
I know that feeling. That Microsoft 70-640 was the devil. I took that joint 4 times....JUST BLEW 600 BUCKS AND FIALED THE ITIL EXAM 3 TIMES IN A ROW, ONCE BY 1 DAMN QUESTION IM SICK RIGHT NOW
ISH AINT EVEN HARD ITS JUST WORDED SO TRICKY
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Doesn't matter what they think really. With a CCIE you'll always be at the head of the pack. Obviously if the position requires 10 years of exp and you only have two you won't qualify, but you'd be eating well for the rest of your career.
Been studying for the A+ a lot lately and its pretty easy.
From there ill tweak my resume, get an entry level help desk/support job for experience while I work on either a Microsoft or Cisco cert (MCSA or CCNA).
I havent decided which part of IT is my fav yet (networking, security, etc)
From there ill tweak my resume, get an entry level help desk/support job for experience while I work on either a Microsoft or Cisco cert (MCSA or CCNA).
I havent decided which part of IT is my fav yet (networking, security, etc)
River_trey
Pro
Hey I dont really know much about this at all but I need some income to get on my feet. I was practicing SEO but it was more time consuming than I expected it to be. Basically I would be looking for an easier cert to get that can land me a lower wage just to get out of my current job, so I can free up some more time on my schedule.
I currently work an overnight job which is pretty physically demanding and doesnt give me much time to study.
I currently work an overnight job which is pretty physically demanding and doesnt give me much time to study.
How do you know when you're ready, you look at job requirements and they all have their own specifications so I'm all over the place studying areas that had no relation to what I initially focused on which is networking. Ive been studying Active Directory, Group Policy, Virtualization, SANS, Security/VPNs, etc. Seems you have to be a jack of all trades to make it or maybe I'm looking into wrong job title, network admin is what i assumed networking would solely specialize in.
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Ice_MF_Mike
Pro
i mean all of that has to do with networking though in some way. But reality is noone knows everything. So go in there and convince them you can figure out what you dont know and that you know the major stuff and you should be good. And if your preparing for the role, just starting learning as much of that stuff as you can.
Okay. So I'm tired of working two shytty jobs and not even getting real opportunities at anything decent that's full time. How do I break into IT? Is there a definite "how to get started" post in this thread? Starting from the beginning. I'm more than smart enough to learn, I feel. I've just got to put in the time.
Okay. So I'm tired of working two shytty jobs and not even getting real opportunities at anything decent that's full time. How do I break into IT? Is there a definite "how to get started" post in this thread? Starting from the beginning. I'm more than smart enough to learn, I feel. I've just got to put in the time.
Okay. So I'm tired of working two shytty jobs and not even getting real opportunities at anything decent that's full time. How do I break into IT? Is there a definite "how to get started" post in this thread? Starting from the beginning. I'm more than smart enough to learn, I feel. I've just got to put in the time.