xXMASHERXx
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I would be cautious with dumps. If you get caught no one will take you serious and they will must likely invalidate your cert.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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ryda518
Randy Orton=Legend Killer
Yeah doing it over and over again until I get 90s is my goal because I want to be super confident going in. When I my net+ I must haved answered about 1k questions but it helped.
Didn't take sign up for the tests yet since I'm not working now, when I start working I want to run through and try linux acedemy and practice on the labs or lab myself with the money I'll be making. I feel like things stick more when I actually practice. Also labbing will help with future job interviews.
Snoopy Loops
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Makes sense. Just solutions architect?
ryda518
Randy Orton=Legend Killer
My goal would be that and sys ops. I am looking into python as well and when I get more familiar with that then ill start looking into the aws dev cert
Buuuuut
Lately I've been hearing about Azure a lot, so the first half of the year I may do Aws and Azure for the second half just to have the cert and expand my chances for that future high paying job.
Snoopy Loops
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Dope, I got the dev cert lined up 2 weeks after. Might reschedule that tbh. Depends on the practice tests i took in the coming days. Also makes to have some competency in a programming language before attempting, however I've read that its not a case of analyzing code, moreso programming concepts from a AWS perspective.
RealCrownHeights
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Any NYC people here familiar with Full Stack cyber boot camp or any other boot camps? I work full time and want to accelerate my learning. Or is it better to study on my own time.
I live in NYC and work full time too.
It is honestly up to you bro. I would put myself through bootcamps but sadly I dont have the funds to do it, which is why I personally just self study. I feel bootcamps are good for people like me who have a difficult time making a structured lesson plan, staying motivated, and having a good workflow.
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
I'm on the STP chapter 9 in the new ccna book
This the craziest chapter so far
This the craziest chapter so far
RealCrownHeights
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What did you start with as far as reading and taking the certs?
A+ if you have have no tech background and looking for an entry level job, but I started with CCNA, but stopped and switched over to AWS cause I found it more interesting.
Finally finished Daniel Gibson’s security book. Bought my voucher two weeks ago I’m gonna take it next week after I run through Messers course.
Planned on taking it last month but my son being born threw my studying off tough.
Planned on taking it last month but my son being born threw my studying off tough.
Maybe I missed posts but did you take the A+? I ask because I'm looking to take a class/ program for A+/Net+/Security+ but if ITF+ something I should do first? No tech experience but I know basics. Are Microsoft certs kinda neccessary? Free study guides? I'm new as shyt for posters that see this