Ice_MF_Mike
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Not a bad skill to pick up. Storage is big right now. FYI they have sims for many of the popular NAS out there like NetApp, VNX and Isilon for example.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Not a bad skill to pick up. Storage is big right now. FYI they have sims for many of the popular NAS out there like NetApp, VNX and Isilon for example.
About to start studying the storage + material. Prob won't attempt the cert exam just needing fundamental knowledge as I'm trying to get into the VMware vsphere industry and its HEAVY wit storage configs. Message me if u need cbtnuggeets vids
Good looking out breh!
ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
great to see this thread still active 
currently studying for mcsa, some sql and looking for another job. i thought with my experience and knowledge i would be able to find something better quickly but a good job with a good company is hard as hell to come by in the bay
i'm sick of having to change up my personality for cacs in interviews only to hear the details and pay of the job and be disappointed
they would save ppl a lot of time and energy if they would just tell these things in the initial phone interview
currently studying for mcsa, some sql and looking for another job. i thought with my experience and knowledge i would be able to find something better quickly but a good job with a good company is hard as hell to come by in the bay
i'm sick of having to change up my personality for cacs in interviews only to hear the details and pay of the job and be disappointedthey would save ppl a lot of time and energy if they would just tell these things in the initial phone interview
My head hurts just listening to this geek talk about this shyt. It really sounds like gibberish breh
really..this sounds like "im learning something to help me up my money earning potential" talk to me breh
I've seen that video 10 time, I still don't know what the hell it said.
ADD is the devil
Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
What's more in demand. Coding or networking?
without any researching, I'd say both.
You will ALWAYS need people to set up, maintain and run networks. without networks, there would be no networking. lol Networking is very important and has innovation and changes on a regular. with that said, you will always need coders as well. so the better question is, which one do you like better?
Ice_MF_Mike
Pro
learn both.
This is my forte...im both a newbie coder and network admin...BUT you must choose one to specialize in...
Ice_MF_Mike
Pro
I would disagree. dont specialize in either and flip it into a security career.
Also i dont think you have to specialize. sometimes having a broad range of knowledge is beneficial.
If you're a network admin. You must know python
Having a broad range of knowledge will most likely come with time. You still need that one thing that you know better than the others though
Haven't gotten there yet. Why do you say this? Put me on game
Ice_MF_Mike
Pro
For me, the benefit of having a broad skillset has always allowed me to get access to many different jobs and roles(especially early on in my career). Id rather have options then specialize. But its not for everyone. But its worked very well for me over the years.
Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
I can't grasp the ccent material, should I go with the N+ first? the commands are confusing.