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In this video, Keith Barker covers the answers to several questions that can help prepare networking newcomers for success. One of the more important issues he discusses is the role of CompTIA’s Network+ certification and how it can provide a solid foundation for a networking career.
Starting a career in information technology can be overwhelming, if only because of the sheer number of options and career paths available to you. Keith begins by digging into real-world job postings for IT positions and then explores what various choices you need to make to find the one that’s right for you. He’ll discuss networking, computers and their operating systems, servers, virtualization, programming, and a host of other skill sets you should be aware of. One of the more specific issues he’ll cover is the role of CompTIA’s Network+ certification. This is one of the most common certs in the IT world, and it can be crucial to setting you up for a networking career.
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Ben Looy true
why do the calls sound like they were recorded on a potato
There's no guarantee that your QoS-marked VoIP data will be carried over the internet on a soft pillow unless you pay protection money to the ISP (see CCNA topic 4.5a - MPLS).
Super valuable info & advice. Much appreciated!
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Very inspiring thank you
that's not my experience. If you're good, your co-workers will take advantage of that, and start to pretend you do more for the same salary. Also some people are super good at making you work or do their research instead of them doing it. The better the job the more people are going to go cut-throat for it.