I just completed the Google IT Support Professional Certificate program on Coursera. I can now put my complete focus on the A+ 902 & Network+ N10-007 exams.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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I just completed the Google IT Support Professional Certificate program on Coursera. I can now put my complete focus on the A+ 902 & Network+ N10-007 exams.
From there, you can get in basically anything since you aren't really tech yet
I believe cloud might be tough to get into. From my experience, you get there from either development (then you can become an engineer aka devops) or from networking/infrastructure (becoming either Devops or architect).
So you basically need an ''in'' for cloud technologies. II'm probably missing some stuff but just my 2cents, good luck breh
Rich Spirit
#LeveledUp
Oh ok gotcha, I’ll do some more research. I may have to go the networking/infrastructure route.From there, you can get in basically anything since you aren't really tech yet
I believe cloud might be tough to get into. From my experience, you get there from either development (then you can become an engineer aka devops) or from networking/infrastructure (becoming either Devops or architect).
So you basically need an ''in'' for cloud technologies. II'm probably missing some stuff but just my 2cents, good luck breh
yakamein
#milfhunter
Does anyone have a mcp or mcsa certification?
KingTut
Green diamonds like a dill pickle
Anyone here have any of the AWS certs? Bunch of new jobs in my city are popping up that require them and companies are getting desperate. My boy just got his and landed a 90k/yr salary.
Rich Spirit
#LeveledUp
@Lord Z has one
MR. Conclusion
All Star
I don't have an AWS cert, but I hear that people are getting bank with cloud certs.
I already have the A+ and Net+ (just got it) and I was thinking of going this route.
Child_Of_God
Love is a long road.
Is getting a A+ very really worth it?
Redguard
Hoonding
It depends. I got my first IT job with it. If you have no experience then I think it's worth it.
what is it that you do breh??
Anyone got the Cysa+? Im looking for good study material. I got my Sec+ but I lm still stuck on the help desk 
. ( I need guidence on getting out of help desk too) So I still dont have any real world experience in security so I need really good stuff to break it down.
. ( I need guidence on getting out of help desk too) So I still dont have any real world experience in security so I need really good stuff to break it down.
Redguard
Hoonding
Help desk and some pc repair. I work for a small company. I'm working on taking the Network+ in early September.
MCSA: Windows 10
MCSE: Mobility
Be forgetting I have them shyts half the time
Anyone got the Cysa+? Im looking for good study material. I got my Sec+ but I lm still stuck on the help desk
Going for mine now, ripped the vids from CBTNuggets but about to cop a couple udemy courses to watch at work.
As far as getting out of helpdesk, you better learn how to bullshyt & embellish breh
yakamein
#milfhunter
MCSA: Windows 10
MCSE: Mobility
Be forgetting I have them shyts half the time
Going for mine now, ripped the vids from CBTNuggets but about to cop a couple udemy courses to watch at work.
As far as getting out of helpdesk, you better learn how to bullshyt & embellish breh
Is it worth anything or should I go straight for mcst?