Finally got my CCNA R&S after procrastinating over the years, now working on CCNA W and S.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
I got the job
Might trick on some hoes
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I remember interviewing for a job and they asked me how many yellow cabs can fit on a city block
Sounds like what they used to do when black people gained the right to vote
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Congrats breh
I'd recommend you pick a path and stick with it instead of jumping around. A CCNP is way more valuable than multiple CCNA's.
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
Looks like I didnt get that job brehs 
Instead they hired a guy with 1 yr helpdesk experience and no ccna
what kinda bullshyt is this?
Instead they hired a guy with 1 yr helpdesk experience and no ccna
what kinda bullshyt is this?
Congrats breh
I'd recommend you pick a path and stick with it instead of jumping around. A CCNP is way more valuable than multiple CCNA's.
I will take that into consideration, but first a question for you: If getting my CCNA W and S should only take me 6 months total, how long should the CCNP:RS take me?
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Honestly it depends on your study habits. I got my CCNP Security in 4 months but all I did was study all day.
The CCNP R&S builds on everything covered in the CCNA, so you'll go deeper into configuring routing protocols, MPLS, and 802.1x, the various types of spanning tree, etc.
Just make sure you have a plan. If you wanna make paper you're gonna have to specialize and be an expert in a specific area.
Yeah at work i got at least 3+ hours of study time, and a big plus i work for a recycler so i get my hands on networking equipment all of the time for labs.
BelowTheMasonDixon
Veteran
I see this thread started in 2012 and It's 2016 and almost 500 pages long. lol, Not saying I don't got time for that, but that's a lot of digging, and I'm sure things have changed since then.
Not even trying to get a job in IT. just trying to learn something new and become the best i can at it. Although being a web designer would be cool.
Where would one start NOW.
Should I go to CC or should I dabble online for a bit?
Of course any info would be helpful.
Not even trying to get a job in IT. just trying to learn something new and become the best i can at it. Although being a web designer would be cool.
Where would one start NOW.
Should I go to CC or should I dabble online for a bit?
Of course any info would be helpful.
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
Wen designer you can just read up on CSS. It's a book I had I'll post a link later.
Anyone familiar with EMCs GSAP development program?
