You guys might want to jump on this offer from Google. I just checked out the videos and the course looks solid. Real world skills you can use.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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You guys might want to jump on this offer from Google. I just checked out the videos and the course looks solid. Real world skills you can use.
Rich Spirit
#LeveledUp
I didn’t get approved 
I just passed my MTA Windows Server Admin exam (Exam 98-365) 20 minutes ago with a 85%.It looks they recently just updated the exam to cover Windows Server 2016/Windows 10. I been studying for Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows 7 this whole time & still passed.
This MTA cert qualifies me for a Level 2 Desktop Support job at a MSP that's 20 minutes away from my crib. They must value the MTA cert over the A+ cert because A+ only gets you a Level 1 Desktop Support job with them. I'll study & knock out this MTA Cloud/Office 365 cert next though before I start serously pursuing jobs though.
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
Are there any Ansible heads in here?
Anyone have any good resources?
Anyone have any good resources?
calixprynce
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Brehs
I work at a home building store , real small company less than 50 employees. Im the youngest cat there and the old heads that do the it work keep fukkin shyt up. I let them know I know more than them and that Im studying for CCENT and they want me to do the IT work now. With a raise.
One of the problems one of my supervisors told me was that the servers dont automatically backup every morning like they are supposed to. They use SQL Server 2012 and I think I done googled enough and watch YT to figure out how to fix THAT .
Now brehs i need some quick course or some shyt on how to deal with some of this shyt . Who got the recommendations i got the rep . Mind you they aint asking for education, certs, none of that. shyt they tryna give me like $20 and I get paid $12.50 now with mandatory 50 hour weeks . Weekly pay
I work at a home building store , real small company less than 50 employees. Im the youngest cat there and the old heads that do the it work keep fukkin shyt up. I let them know I know more than them and that Im studying for CCENT and they want me to do the IT work now. With a raise.
One of the problems one of my supervisors told me was that the servers dont automatically backup every morning like they are supposed to. They use SQL Server 2012 and I think I done googled enough and watch YT to figure out how to fix THAT .
Now brehs i need some quick course or some shyt on how to deal with some of this shyt . Who got the recommendations i got the rep . Mind you they aint asking for education, certs, none of that. shyt they tryna give me like $20 and I get paid $12.50 now with mandatory 50 hour weeks . Weekly pay
It never hurts to at least have the Foundations Cert as pretty much every company is or says they are trying to run an ITIL organization.
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
thanks breh imma look into the linuxacademy all the videos i have seen for ansible are shyt
and im a network engineer
GollyImGully
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Nah im not tryna get into devops
I wanna use Ansible to deploy changes to the routers and switches and install some applications on our windows servers
David_TheMan
Banned
how to replace components or build a computer system.
You should be familiar with windows and OS's in general to be able to troubleshoot general issues, like installing drivers, installing devices, and removing software, viruses and malware.
Also you should be pretty good in navigating people who might not know shyt about computers into telling you what you need to know.
The specifics will be taught to you by the business, but you have the skills I mentioned and you'll be good for an entry level position.
Again I can't stress to you guys, try to get into the government contracting game and get those clearances.
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
props for this