Only one way for us to get rich....lots and lots of CERTS....join me

[Chesirecatdaddy]

Yes its worth it. Take a step back to make 10 forward. #TrustTheCerts




#AHunnidCerts

Good looks breh.... what do you think about the joining the USAF part (as an officer i think, since I'd have my degrees already) to boost my career even more? Or any part of the armed forces that would add to my skills?

 

[Nintendough]

Good looks breh.... what do you think about the joining the USAF part (as an officer i think, since I'd have my degrees already) to boost my career even more? Or any part of the armed forces that would add to my skills?

I don't know too much about the military. I'd assume that serving as an officer would look very good though.

 

[Chesirecatdaddy]

I don't know too much about the military. I'd assume that serving as an officer would look very good though.

thanks for the input breh. Just debating it as I would be 30 years old once I join and it's a 4 year commitment.

 

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

Certs and certs and certs and certs....

 

[Non Sequitur]

thanks for the input breh. Just debating it as I would be 30 years old once I join and it's a 4 year commitment.

Cut-off age is 28, IIRC.

 

[Captain Crunch]

Shouts

 

[Stuntone]

Security +
MCP
ITIL II & III
Linux Administrator Training Completion
IBM BladeLogic Cert
Hitachi SAN Cert

Most important. 10+ years of IT experience. OG-IT


Fellas, put your training courses on your resume too. Go to the local community college or IT training center and take a course.

Certs are cool to help you get a job, but you'll never get rich work for someone else. Unless it's some hedgefund type job. I've been in the IT game since the 90s bruh. I'm starting to look at the big picture. There's a ceiling to this. There's a lot of old ITs making like 85 forever. In competition with these young ITs. Tough racket I tell you. I've saved a lot, I'm going to try my hand at some else. All else fails, I'll be back in IT.

 

[FLYINHAWAIIAN]

Some are, some aren't. It depends. The fema ones are good and jobs usually require them depending on the field your going into to.

So If we want to progress we need to use the fema ones?
Im stuck at a shytty hospital making $8.00 and im struggling

 

[Nintendough]

So If we want to progress we need to use the fema ones?
Im stuck at a shytty hospital making $8.00 and im struggling

Well Fema certs and any dealing with blood born pathogens would be good for you then. It could help you since your already working around hazardous materials.

 

[Deluuxe]

get your certs my brehs

 

[Data-Hawk]

LOL@ Certs rule everything around me

 

[DrX]

Guess I'm gonna look into this. My art degree from 1998 is useless in real world now, if I ever have to switch gigs.... it's more of career experience now. 15 years. But shyt I'm young gotta keep learning.

 

[Kalik]

35 aint young in these streets, I'm living till at least 90 pleighboi

 

[O.T.I.S.]

I got 2 Comptia certs, 2 Microsoft Certs and 1/2 of CCNA complete...


About to try and smash this N+ and get the rest of this CCNA bish by the end of next year... along with getting a degree




pray for meh

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

I have 8 Certs, none in IT and 13 years experience in the field......

Building Analyst
Envelope Professional
Heating
Air Conditioning and Heat Pump
Multifamily
Manufactured Housing
Energy Auditor
Crew Leader

About to go for Quality Control Inspector.

Gotta re-up on all of 'em every 3 years.

http://www.bpi.org/professionals.aspx

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