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Thank You Agray. God bless you. how can I get a nice flashcards that looks the same as the exam to learn?

CCNP does it have a lab exam ?or all of that is test ?

loved your perspective and insight. Well addressed points. Peace and progress.

You know what certs are real garbage? CompTIA certs.

Right there with you bro, i got laid off 3 weeks ago and waiting for two hiring manager interviews but none down 100%. Im not a network engineer though, 3 years in was sysadmin then devops/SWE (functionally). We'll get through this, im slso excited to see what the Lord has for me next as this was my first career job

Brother thank you! You originally inspired me to go for my CCNP. I passed ENCOR last year and scheduled ENARSI for this summer. You will get an awesome gig soon don’t worry.

so you are charging for labs now ?

Gato❤

Thank you for the guidance.I want to ask I have ccna also passed the ccnp encore but Until now I didn't have experience work..it's good idea to studying enrsi or after get job in the networking field

Is there any lab (sim) in ENARSI ?

Thanks

Thank you

Cada vez que cierro secure se me borran los botenes, hay algun modo de que no pase eso?

Hey, I'm getting an error when attempting to install the No-IP DUC on my Raspberry Pi: "cannot create directory ‘/home/pi/noip’: No such file or directory"

I think the certifications provide a baseline knowledge that prepares a person to effectively communicate about technology with their peers. I worked in one environment where someone wasn't held to the standard of getting a certification when it was required for other employees doing the same job. I found that the person without the cert was often effective while working alone, but they were not a team player, they were not effective at communicating their observations (often closing tickets without any notes about procedures or a resolution), their instructions were terrible, and they were missing fundamental knowledge about the technology. Ironically, management is still advancing that person. To me, it was a bad sign and contributed to my reason to quit that gig.

ccnp is garbage or this channel is garbage?

Do you think taking the ccna/ccnp will help me land interviews for tech sales jobs?

i honestly started looking up the chair even tho i was here for the click and bait why the cert is garbage i mean if it was then why it landed you a job.

thanks , did you have to memorize the commands ?

What I got from this video is its very important to take your time but also to go as fast as possible. This exam is terrifying 😂

Are you on Twitter ?

Very relatable Video. I am busy studying for the CCNP Encor right now. All videos you watch tells you how you need CML or EveNG cause "Professional Level" labs use features that does not work on Packet tracer... I understand the concept of having to do complex labs to retain knowledge butter BUT for me (and it seems like it was the same for you), when looking at the exam topics and reading the Cisco Press book, it turns out to be a lot more theory based ("vocabulary" as you mentioned). I am telling people its just like the CCNA except that you don't get those "fundamental" questions. All questions are harder but the concept is much the same as CCNA

Please help me because they are updating the CCNP encor exam September 2023 so does that mean a new cert guide book will be released and is it best if I Wait?

hello Agray

i thought you need to go to university and have a BE degree to be called an engineer

Not sure which encor you took, i only know one and anyone can tell you that they trick you in ANY exam.

hey man please send enarsi white paper link thanks

Marvelous. On point. Cert to get the conversation going, and charisma and common sense for the interview.

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I’m currently in the TCE Apprenticeship Program for Cisco. I have an interview next week. Any advice/tips?

Are you sure packet tracer is enough for CCNP? I watched Jeremy's IT Lab for CCNA and passed, now I'm moving onto CCNP and he says Cisco Packet Tracer is simply not enough and too limited. What do you think?

Unfortunately CCNP is an amazing cert. Yes unfortunately because it is incredibly difficult. Thousands of pages that u need to understand. I love this domain BUT sometimes i am questioning my decision.

Hey thanks for this insight are you going for any Juniper certifications or not needed?

Dude! We never saw the chair!!! 🤣🤣🤣

How did you get the jobs for cisco TAC? I'm very interested to join Cisco as TAC engineer

I'm in IT for the last 30 years I had cert for Novel Microsoft no more certs for me experience is the KEY i hired and worked with fully Certified people but they had no clue could not patch a PC could not build a PC Could not Trouble shoot no clue on fibre runs no clue on server build no clue Util they physically done some cabling patching hep desk desktop support do a basic help-desk course work on a help-desk the desktop support install move fix desktops always ask the comms people if they need a hand installing new switches installing a data rack from scratch this is how you learn networking and you see first hand how its connected then decide if you want a CCNA cert Myself id study to be a oracle architect lots off bucks work any were start your own company contract out your services every bank financial institution uses Oracle in the world you cant g wrong

Not that long ago I was in the middle of my CNA studies and I came across this video I passed two days ago and now I’m writing down all your recommendations thanks

06:00 Thank you for your advise!

0:42 stopped right here - while you babbled about your chair. Learn how to make a proper youtube video - don't ever make this kind of self indulgent click-bait ad video again.

Which is a better combo certification to work from home in IT? 1)CEH W/Splunk 2)CCNA W/CCNP or 3) CySA+ W/CEH

All I want in the world right now is that thumb nail of a router getting wrecked by another router.

Excellent explanation and tips for tests and for lifetime career! Thanks! Muito obrigado! 😉

Last minute video. I have exam today.

Thanks for the video. What do you think about CCT instead of Network +?

I've always told people to go comptia if you're in the states and are interested in working for the government. They require them, generally.

Is this video about chairs?

I just landed a role as a Network Engineer (Level 1) a few weeks ago and start soon. I am now currently studying for my CCNA. I have experience as SOHO tech support for a consultant company but not real concrete network experience. I do have my CompTIA A+,N+,S+ . I definitely agree with the statement that having the certs help with HR, but real experience I feel is what really sticks In my opinion. Although the certs do help broaden my knowlege, understanding, and ability to learn... real experience in an operational environment is a different beast . Any advice for my first role as a network tech ?

very down to earth. thanks

What is the best way to become a TAC engineer with a CCNA. I’m currently studying for ENCOR but I would like to get more experience as a NE and TAC would be great for that.

Ansible is so cool..looking forward to learning it.