IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Bored than muhhhfuhhcka. Same shyt i was doing at my previous job(service desk) except there's not much to learn this time around.
Saw the BADDEST arabial/ethiopian chick in my orientation class yesterday but we were at different tables
so i didn't get a chance to meet herFor the job itself, i cant see me staying long term cause there's no challenge
This is for the A+ right? It depends on how fast you think you can get through the material. Your experience level is also a factor. For someone who is not completely new to I.T. or technology, I'd imagine a few months of study should suffice.
Yea I'm actually going into my last semester of getting my AS in CS, and wanted to then go in the direction of getting certifications in the Web and Mobile field.
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
Did you know it was going to be like that? What made you take it?Bored than muhhhfuhhcka. Same shyt i was doing at my previous job(service desk) except there's not much to learn this time around.
Saw the BADDEST arabial/ethiopian chick in my orientation class yesterday but we were at different tables
For the job itself, i cant see me staying long term cause there's no challenge
Was bored of not working, thought it would be more exciting tbh and have unilimited OT since the hospital/desk is 24/7. Women are EVERYWHERE but i didn't know i'd be cooped up in an open office(not cubicle) type environment with 3 older ladies(40-50s)
Im just about to stack for a lil bit, get this Powershell/CCNA cracking and then see what comes about
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
Yeah, I have the ITIL cert( First level one ). Took the test ( it has to be through your job ) and barely passed..LOL . I only had 1 - 3 days to study because I was sick..
I can't remember shyt about it though......
If you're planning on being a developer than the A+ won't be of much help to you. You might be better off looking through the developer thread instead.
developer/programming information and careers thread
@Mainevent_7 You took the CEH yet?
Wanna do my CISSP but im not sure if i can count 5 years experience 
Did a cell phone call center tech support for two years
A cable/internet call center tech support for two years
Real IT helpdesk for like 16 months
AT&T uverse installer for 6 months
I don't wanna study for it and then the association hit me with the
Did a cell phone call center tech support for two years
A cable/internet call center tech support for two years
Real IT helpdesk for like 16 months
AT&T uverse installer for 6 months
I don't wanna study for it and then the association hit me with the
Yea I'm not strong in the programming aspect of things. As I was checking the Comptia road map, my destination would start with A+, then A+ fundamental, ACA, Site developer, GACA and so forth.
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Go for your CISSP
Ice_MF_Mike
Pro
For everyone asking going for your CISSP is still worth it even if you dont have the experience. You will learn a ton and get a nice overview of the field which can help you figure out which area of security you might want to head in. You can even sit for the test and pass it without the experience. You just will not get the credential until you have the experience. Still worth it imo. But if you dont already networking or os skills probably better to learn those areas first since every security person needs knowledge in those areas.
Damn sitting a cafe right now and I cant believe how blessed I am right now. Graduating college in Networking Security to not even touching that expertise while going to healthcare It. I never thought in a billion years that I would be possibly sitting at a senior position (aced my second interview today with director and staff) making over 80 in just three years brehs.
Hard work and determination pay off my brehs. Best of luck to all of you.
Hard work and determination pay off my brehs. Best of luck to all of you.