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Breh, I had a recruiter leave me a VM a few months back cracking up saying they liked me MJ avatar. I think she might have been a Coli poster
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I'm getting started learning Python & SAS to accompany my soon to come MBA. My homeboy said I should go ahead and get this VMWARE Data Center cert as well with very little hassle (no proctored exam). What do yall think ?
I ended up getting job #2, I start the first week of April. Pays 45k, but I tried to talk them up to 50. I think what really bugs me is that I didn't get a week off between jobs. They said that a higher up is visiting so they want me to start ASAP.
Edit: I also had to do a second interview.
It's weird that I'm already plotting how long I'm going to stay and what I need \want to learn before I dip. I think working retail taught me to never be too loyal.
How much experience you got and in what area?
Im in RTP & no experience whatsoever. The coding would be simply to pad the resume & the paycheck.
From yall experience do you have to have Net+ to be considered for a NOC job? Im still studying for my retake and I was wondering since thats a entry level networking gig. Maybe seeing some of the stuff im studying in action would help me in my rematch with the net+ exam.
CCNA or JNCIA. Show them that you're familiar with a vendor.
Got an interview with Red Hat for a Cloud Consultant role. They want me to take a technical assessment with HackerRank. Anyone ever take any of these?
Any of you guys know a great DDOS software?
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From yall experience do you have to have Net+ to be considered for a NOC job? Im still studying for my retake and I was wondering since thats a entry level networking gig. Maybe seeing some of the stuff im studying in action would help me in my rematch with the net+ exam.