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Sure. With a degree or experience.
All three are just to get your foot through the door.
All three are just to get your foot through the door.
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I got a bachelor's in business but no real real experience besides wordpress and learning from codecampSure. With a degree or experience.
All three are just to get your foot through the door.
Yeah, but it could be difficult to get a help desk job with no certs and/or experience.Is help desk a good way to get my foot in the door while I start studying for certifications?
You think skipping A+ and just going for Net+ is a solid idea?Yeah, but it could be difficult to get a help desk job with no certs and/or experience.
You think skipping A+ and just going for Net+ is a solid idea?
Yes, nothing wrong with this approach.Yeah, but it could be difficult to get a help desk job with no certs and/or experience.
You think skipping A+ and just going for Net+ is a solid idea?
Gents, I am starting my cert journey and a friend of mine who works at Cisco told me to get Cisco certified immediately, beginning with the CCNA. Anyone in here done the CCNA before?
Yeah, he told me to skip the Comptia certs and make sure I get Cisco ones. I know it will be difficult, but I think I can do it in 6-8 weeks. Most of the jobs I've seen on Dice require the CCNA at a minimum, with the CCNP preferred. If I can get both in the next few months, I will be on my way to being a network engineerCCNA is beastly from what I've seen and read. He said the first step should be the CCNA?Gents, I am starting my cert journey and a friend of mine who works at Cisco told me to get Cisco certified immediately, beginning with the CCNA. Anyone in here done the CCNA before?
Yeah, he told me to skip the Comptia certs and make sure I get Cisco ones. I know it will be difficult, but I think I can do it in 6-8 weeks. Most of the jobs I've seen on Dice require the CCNA at a minimum, with the CCNP preferred. If I can get both in the next few months, I will be on my way to being a network engineer
So I've been at my job for about a year now. I was part time helpdesk until July 1st and then was made full time. My boss spoke to me today and said now I'd be the system administrator which is awesome. Only got a 2% pay increase but I was told if I get good reviews for this year I can get about 5% next fiscal year.
I'm pretty excited and was wondering if anyone had any tips. Most of our servers are all Dell. Windows 2008 R2 and maybe like 2 or 3 are 2012. Most of our network switches are Cisco meraki which make them pretty easy to manage and we have about 3 catalyst Cisco switches.
Any tips would be welcome.
Honestly fam, i need a stable career at this point in my life. If these Cisco certs help me achieve that, I'm prepared to work my *** offBe prepared to study extremely hard and study to retain the material.Yeah, he told me to skip the Comptia certs and make sure I get Cisco ones. I know it will be difficult, but I think I can do it in 6-8 weeks. Most of the jobs I've seen on Dice require the CCNA at a minimum, with the CCNP preferred. If I can get both in the next few months, I will be on my way to being a network engineer
just got that A+ tho
posted in here earlier in the year about jumping into the IT field, I'm going thru vocational rehab so they're sending me to test prep courses. currently in windows 70-680. got sec+ and net+ later this year.
I also got ITIL foundations next, but I never see anyone talking about it. Will this cert come in handy at all?