LiquidMasterSwords
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Hey guys figured I would post this here. I have an interview for a Vulnerability Assessment Analyst position coming up. It's basically Entry Level, if anyone has any tips I would gladly appreciate it.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Study the skills listed in the job description. Google vulnerability analyst interview questions. If you really want to do well. Watch a few YouTube videos on burp suite & postman.
Uno Venova
Your honor, I was merely capping.
I'm gonna go back and reread the thread again. 
I'm not getting callbacks on my resume after the A+/CCP (help desk/support) and don't know which would make me more marketable.
I find them all interesting too.
I like looking at the Security+ because it's broad, but that price
CCNA looks too hard for me right now
I'm studying the AWS Solutions and I like that it's only 75$ too but realistically I wouldn't even touch a job like that with no experience.
I'm not getting callbacks on my resume after the A+/CCP (help desk/support) and don't know which would make me more marketable.I find them all interesting too.
I like looking at the Security+ because it's broad, but that price
CCNA looks too hard for me right now
I'm studying the AWS Solutions and I like that it's only 75$ too but realistically I wouldn't even touch a job like that with no experience.
Youhadasparkwhenustarted
Superstar
I've been going back to this post, I wanna this is me one day. Good shyt breh
Word of advice. Study for the CCNA & Security+ before AWS Solutions.I'm gonna go back and reread the thread again.
I find them all interesting too.
I like looking at the Security+ because it's broad, but that price
CCNA looks too hard for me right now
I'm studying the AWS Solutions and I like that it's only 75$ too but realistically I wouldn't even touch a job like that with no experience.
I did the same exact thing you are doing and it is not ideal. You will literally be working backwards like me and it is going to take you longer to get the cert. So many networking and security concepts that is the core of AWS.
ItWasWritten
Superstar
I'm at a University now as a telecom/VoIP analyst but I've reached a dead end
Tired of dealing with clients and users
I'd like to be making triple figures, have a decent salary but I feel like I should be doing and making more
From what I've read my options are either getting into security or learning how to code ???
Have a degree in Audio Engineering, wondering if maybe I can combine the coding and my audio knowledge to maybe be like a audio programmer ?
Tired of dealing with clients and users
I'd like to be making triple figures, have a decent salary but I feel like I should be doing and making more
From what I've read my options are either getting into security or learning how to code ???
Have a degree in Audio Engineering, wondering if maybe I can combine the coding and my audio knowledge to maybe be like a audio programmer ?
Damnnnn 3 jobs and 10 years later I am wayyy over 100k doing it big with certifications. Life is crazy. My first job I was hired for 56k a year and I double that n more.
Started the harvard cs50x and html on the freecode website. shyt is overwhelming.
If you can get past this stuff then you can make a career out as a programmer. Don’t plagiarize but don’t be afraid to google shyt or look at the solution videos. Don’t be surprised if it take you days or weeks to figure some stuff out.
Uno Venova
Your honor, I was merely capping.
I'm just trying to get hired at this point, so those Kevtech videos were great. I can now put ticketing and active directory on my resume since that's all these people care about
So far recruiters are just ghosting me and I only get offered these 4 week "onboarding" phone contracts but I feel it coming. I think Imma be in soon
So far recruiters are just ghosting me and I only get offered these 4 week "onboarding" phone contracts but I feel it coming. I think Imma be in soon
I hope
Uno Venova
Your honor, I was merely capping.
Yeah I've honed in on that S+ for now, Dion videos, interesting stuff
ItWasWritten
Superstar
Rhyme n Tekniq
Superstar
yeah breh might need to rethink this path
da Fukk yo?
aye but shyt I took the RHCSA EX200 3 times. ( not alot of questions/problems, so no room for fukkups really + spent too much time studying the wrong shyt that wasnt on the exam
But if the 1st part of the A+ is whipping his ass this much, Idunno breh
FastEddie215
Rookie
What course did you use to pass the CKA? Im in DevOps myself making alittle under $150,000 as a Kubernetes admin, well EKS to be exact. Hoping this cert can bump me into that 180 to 200k range.
Top Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) Courses Online - Updated [February 2022]
The first one on the list. The creator of the course is pretty responsive as well
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