IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Guy Incognito
Homer? Who is Homer?
Everytime I think of IT, I can't help but think of that pawg chasing, cuckold faq Chris B
GOAT exposal ever!
GOAT exposal ever!
Silver Surfer
Veteran
Im a big data developer
Has anyone here used or have an opinion on Firebase?
need to start back studying data structures/algorithms in an academic sense
they be reachin at them technical interviews, and I plan on looking for a new job if I don't get the raise i'm askin for.
Also, learn a language that you can deploy apps with fairly easily and make a blog. Being a 'presence' in a community makes it way easier to get jobs because you'll actually have people looking for you if you're out here making stuff people know about. C# is a great language, but it's not all that easy to find hosts to deploy C# apps. Ruby with Ruby on Rails and Javascript with Node.js are two great options.
Yeah I do c# and javascript professionally
your wallet must be heavy as a mobile home
Silver Surfer
Veteran
I just got back home from a shopping spree at Havertys furniture. .your wallet must be heavy as a mobile home
aXiom
Maximized Potential
Brehs... how long would it take to learn basic active directory for lvl 1/2 help desk.. minor stuff like resetting passwords, adding users/computers etc. Was looking at a few videos and it doesn't seem that difficult.. Could I learn enough in 2 weeks to get through an interview 
I had to pass up like 3 different jobs because of lack of AD experience.. a hiring manager just called me a few mins ago[on a holiday weekend] and told me my resume looks good for this lvl 2 helpdesk, but he wanted to know if I had any experience with AD.. I told him no
I don't wanna take my foot off the throttle on my ccnp studies, but if I can lab my way to some AD experience in a few weeks I'd definitely do that then get back to ccnp.
I had to pass up like 3 different jobs because of lack of AD experience.. a hiring manager just called me a few mins ago[on a holiday weekend] and told me my resume looks good for this lvl 2 helpdesk, but he wanted to know if I had any experience with AD.. I told him no
I don't wanna take my foot off the throttle on my ccnp studies, but if I can lab my way to some AD experience in a few weeks I'd definitely do that then get back to ccnp.
Kid McNamara
'97 Mike Bibby
FINALLY after THREE YEARS. CCIE!! I did it brehs!!!!!!!Im ballin right now. don't stop the hustle brehs
Dope shyt! Nothing but respect. I'm about to join you.
U da manFINALLY after THREE YEARS. CCIE!! I did it brehs!!!!!!!
Tavaris
Coding out the bando
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Brehs... how long would it take to learn basic active directory for lvl 1/2 help desk.. minor stuff like resetting passwords, adding users/computers etc. Was looking at a few videos and it doesn't seem that difficult.. Could I learn enough in 2 weeks to get through an interview
I had to pass up like 3 different jobs because of lack of AD experience.. a hiring manager just called me a few mins ago[on a holiday weekend] and told me my resume looks good for this lvl 2 helpdesk, but he wanted to know if I had any experience with AD.. I told him no
I don't wanna take my foot off the throttle on my ccnp studies, but if I can lab my way to some AD experience in a few weeks I'd definitely do that then get back to ccnp.
If you're going for the CCNP, then why don't you look for NOC jobs? If you actually do get the CCNP and really know the material then you might even luck up and get on as Jr. Engineer.
aXiom
Maximized Potential
Thing is I'm still about 4-5 months out from acquiring my ccnp and while I know the material I don't have any real world experience with routers and switches. Even the NOC jobs around my way requires experience.. I've yet to get a call back from a networking application.. I've gotten a lot of helpdesk/support call backs and 3 interviews though..
