Got a job with this place called GTL...found out they are part of the prison-industrial complex
Got a job with this place called GTL...found out they are part of the prison-industrial complex
Thought it would nice to have. I planned on getting the A+ then taking the Security+/Network+ afterwards. Should I forget about A+ and start working towards the other ones?
No more than 2-3 weeks unless they specifically state. Id never wait for a response though. Keep applying to jobs until you have an offer letter im your hands
Question: So following the CompTia Roadmap
https://certification.comptia.org/d...lefiles/it-certification-roadmap.pdf?sfvrsn=2
How do you figure out which path you want to take?
Right now I'm help desk, but I work at the corporate main office.
I support folks within the company, from branch managers to drivers.
I troubleshoot desktops using LogMeIn (Windows, Printers, Network issues)
Cellphone issues (Verizon, Iphones mainly)
I fix our handhelds (Motorola MC67)
I'm not too sure on where to go from here.
All the paths seem cool on the surface but
Security seems interesting but I don't really know what that entails experience wise.
I don't want to pick something just because it makes a lot of money. The CompTia website is terrible for explaining each career path in depth.
How do you all go about applying for jobs in another state. Do u tell them the truth or say ur from the state ur applying for.
It shouldn't matter, they aren't paying for relocation
Back when I was applying for low level non-IT jobs, I lied on my resume and used my aunt's address.I'm talking about getting the job. Ive heard from recruiters that they (emplyers) generally that don't like taking chances on out of state candidates. I was wondering how you all handle it.