Update:
Start a new job as an IT analyst in Houston in January. 50k but unlimited OT.
Finally reconnected with my adderall connect
CCNA, CEH, CISSP, & Powershell.....
I got a promotion to level 2 network engineer after I got my CCNA at my current job back in July..and they pay me 50k. Pretty sure I'm being underpaid for the work I doGot a raisestill entry-level though. $75,000 plus benefits
I'm a software engineer
You in Houston? Throw your resume up on Dice, indeed, monster, and careerbuilder and you'll be getting offers at much more than that
I had posted this site a few times in this thread. This thread had so many pages of info. You need to keep up with the gems that we have been dropping in hereWhy im just now hearing about this site
It's worth it, fam. You get to keep the lab for 18 months.
shyt high as hell compared to career academy on grouponI had posted this site a few times in this thread. This thread had so many pages of info. You need to keep up with the gems that we have been dropping in here
I was thinking the exact same thing, breh.
lol we used that back when I was in 12th grade (2008 for me)
Career academy doesn't have lab simulation for hands-on training like Testout. I wouldn't invest in a course that doesn't have a lab simulation to practice configuration of operating system, setting up a network , and troubleshoot computer-related issues. Testout is the complete package that is similar to a college course that comes with a lab.
Say breh, what are the best certs to begin with, to help launch a career?
Y'all think $500 is too much for an instructor led A+ training course?
PROTIP: For those wondering which certs to get, best way to figure this out is to search the jobs in your area that you want to get to and see what certs they are asking for. If its a+, get that. If its CCNA, get that. Which cert is best will always vary depending on your experience, where you live, the role you want, etc. No sense in getting a cert and no jobs are asking for it. So do the research and see what they want.
