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DO YOU AGREE: Top IT Certifications For 2012
Shaun Harris:
Top IT Certifications For 2012
As difficult as the economy is for people looking for a job, one thing that every industry will always need is an IT professional. As long as technology is a major component of companies operations, someone will be needed to maintain and upgrade the various computer hardware and software systems used by business. Finding the right people to fill these positions is a highly competitive field and having the most current and sought after certifications can be the difference when it comes to landing a job or getting a promotion. The following certifications will be some of the most sought after IT certifications in 2012.
http://www.quickcert.com/blog/index.php/top-it-certifications-for-2012/
RoboGeek:
the CEH, CCNA and VCP are ok.. basically entry level certs, and the CEH isn't really too valuable to try to get security work. But they show you know the basics - the CCNA is the most valuable IMHO because I know that cert will open doors for a tech
Shaun Harris:
--- Quote from: RoboGeek on December 25, 2011, 09:32:01 PM ---the CEH, CCNA and VCP are ok.. basically entry level certs, and the CEH isn't really too valuable to try to get security work. But they show you know the basics - the CCNA is the most valuable IMHO because I know that cert will open doors for a tech
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no mention of Microsoft :eek:
Parrish:
--- Quote from: Shaun Harris on December 25, 2011, 09:45:15 PM ---
--- Quote from: RoboGeek on December 25, 2011, 09:32:01 PM ---the CEH, CCNA and VCP are ok.. basically entry level certs, and the CEH isn't really too valuable to try to get security work. But they show you know the basics - the CCNA is the most valuable IMHO because I know that cert will open doors for a tech
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no mention of Microsoft :eek:
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Do you mean the article didn't mention Microsoft or do you mean Robo didn't? The article mentioned the Microsoft MCTS first. Robo- he's not a Microsoft guy in any shape or form so that's not surprising at all he wouldn't mention it.
Just like I wouldn't mention any Linux certs.
RoboGeek:
no.. thats just not a valuable cert. If it would have had MCSE in there I would have picked that
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