Yeah, subnetting probably is something that you won't get on your first try. Practice is key.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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What do you all have on your personal business cards?
On our what's
? Haven't gotten around to making them yet but it's really only going to have my name, job title, email, and phone. I may have my LinkedIn or github, possibly personal website if I get into it. I'm thinking of getting plastic ones instead of paper. You might forget about or throw away a paper business card but you'll think twice about a plastic one. My old RA had some mini business cards that were kinda cool but I don't know how they worked out for him.
On our what's
Yeah I was going to do plastic. I have a domain for website that I was going to put some projects from school on, but I may not put it on my card. And I was iffy about putting my job title on the card as i dont want to pigeon hole me.
I figure I can get away with it for a few years if I keep it at Software Engineer. Once I get closer to management or possibly deeper into architecture then I'll start thinking about it again.
I narrowed the title down to two options: Value Consultant or Consultant.
Have y'all formed your LLC's yet? I need to stop bs'n n do it.
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A+ 220-901 and 220-902
- Network+ N10-006
- Security+ SY0-501
- Linux+ LX0-103 and LX0-104
- CCNA 200-125
- Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access, Basic Computing)
- Windows Client Pro - Microsoft 70-680 and 70-687
- Windows Server 2012: Advanced Services - Microsoft 70-412
- Windows Server 2012: Manage and Administer - Microsoft 70-411
- Windows Server 2012: Install and Configure - 70-410
- Windows Server 2016: Installation, Storage, & Compute - 70-740
A+ 220-901 and 220-902
- Network+ N10-006
- Security+ SY0-501
- Linux+ LX0-103 and LX0-104
- CCNA 200-125
- Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access, Basic Computing)
- Windows Client Pro - Microsoft 70-680 and 70-687
- Windows Server 2012: Advanced Services - Microsoft 70-412
- Windows Server 2012: Manage and Administer - Microsoft 70-411
- Windows Server 2012: Install and Configure - 70-410
- Windows Server 2016: Installation, Storage, & Compute - 70-740
How are you studying for the A+?
Study for the CompTIA A+ Certification
Breh's technique might not be for everybody
Alternative to courses
Professor Messer's CompTIA 220-901 A+ Certification Training Course: Professor Messer's CompTIA 220-901 A+ Certification Training Course - YouTube
Idk any free sources for 220-902
Someone gave me all the professor Messer notes and exam with answers. I've seen half of the video I posted at the very bottom. I recently splurged on the 2 part A+ courses and the two practice tests by that udemy guy I posted while they were like 90% off. I'm following that because it's all organized for me. Also have his book digitally from a site someone posted to get books for free. Ive been so busy with my new job which is why I decided to just burn $40 in total on the courses and practice tests because I dont have time to make my own notes and shyt.
Here's a sample of the udemy shyts.
Good shyt man.
I think I remember you were looking for a job before, what kind of job u have now?
I think I remember you were looking for a job before, what kind of job u have now?
Someone gave me all the professor Messer notes and exam with answers. I've seen half of the video I posted at the very bottom. I recently splurged on the 2 part A+ courses and the two practice tests by that udemy guy I posted while they were like 90% off. I'm following that because it's all organized for me. Also have his book digitally from a site someone posted to get books for free. Ive been so busy with my new job which is why I decided to just burn $40 in total on the courses and practice tests because I dont have time to make my own notes and shyt.
Here's a sample of the udemy shyts.
After I finish all his shyt, I plan to review with the free sources as well. If you purchase his courses, watch the first few intro videos instead of just jumping to the learning. He drops knowledge that will save you from googling and even puts you on discounts. Remember the sales on udemy are pretty often. I'd download the app, register, add shyt to wishlist and wait til that sale notification pops.
That's weird, I happen to see more people on the first course than the second. Do they just say fukk it after the 1st course?
Someone gave me all the professor Messer notes and exam with answers. I've seen half of the video I posted at the very bottom. I recently splurged on the 2 part A+ courses and the two practice tests by that udemy guy I posted while they were like 90% off. I'm following that because it's all organized for me. Also have his book digitally from a site someone posted to get books for free. Ive been so busy with my new job which is why I decided to just burn $40 in total on the courses and practice tests because I dont have time to make my own notes and shyt.
Here's a sample of the udemy shyts.
After I finish all his shyt, I plan to review with the free sources as well. If you purchase his courses, watch the first few intro videos instead of just jumping to the learning. He drops knowledge that will save you from googling and even puts you on discounts. Remember the sales on udemy are pretty often. I'd download the app, register, add shyt to wishlist and wait til that sale notification pops.