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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I've never had a company ask for any of my numbers, and I've worked all over.
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IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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I've never had a company ask for any of my numbers, and I've worked all over.
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I've done self study for everything. I have my CISSP and CCNP Security. I was getting ready to take my CCIE security lab exam but I realized I don't want to be in IT anymore.
And FYI getting big money is not just about having the right certs. Certs are a marketing tool effectively. You also need to have the right experience. Right now me knowing powershell is what allowed me to make the amount of bread that I'm making right now.
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I failed the A+ the first time I took it breh. shyt I passed the CCNA, let it expired, then failed it 2 times in a row
I've also failed while going for my CCNP Security.
Failure is part of the experience breh. Just make sure you're buying exam vouchers on those tests to save money. Also look out for second chance deals. Sometimes they have those.
It's a website sorta like Yelp but for employers, gives interview/work experiences, anonymous salary postings. I take it with a large grain of salt though
its a website like careerbuilder but people post reviews about the company they work for, benefits, etc . They also post interview questions and salary information from companies
I can't even find the old listening but it was IT generalist stuff. I found out the salary which isn't bad for the position. I just wanted to get my foot in the door
Ghost_In_A_Shell
Talk No Jutsu
thing is I want time to earn the degree in information tech, how shoulld I go about getting the experince?
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Get a entry level job help desk tech support job and go from there. If you're just starting out don't even worry about the cissp. Get your A+, CCNA, and some Microsoft certs first.
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
I'm not in the Linux world like that anymore( use to be into it heavy when I was a teenager) and I know now they have some distro's that are geared more towards the desktop like Ubuntu. But really any favor can be used as a server.
During the installation, they give you the option of what to install and If you miss something you can always grab what you need off the net.
Linux has always been a server/programmers OS first and desktop OS second.
I forgot to add, you can als look into CentOS which is the unsupported version of Red Hat's OS. Most companies that use Linux use Red Hat or SUSE from what I've seen.
Fury616
www.illdust.com
I've worked mainly with the military/govt the past decade. They will always demand proof of your certs and keep them on record. Most of those jobs demand you have certs anyway. Civilian jobs, maybe not so much.
Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
I need to get into It I'm wasting time doing non it shyt. You think the cans can be had in a month? I'm almost finished with the ccent book.
Also entry level skills, who has ones should be listed on the resume? Aiming for help desk jobs or desktop support jobs. Pc repair or printer technician.
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
It depends on you. Some people can do it in a month, some in 6 months. Just make a schedule, have a plan and stick with it.
Go on the job search boards and look for 10 entry level jobs you're interested and see what skills they're looking for, then put those on your resume.