I work in the IT industry and my job has been on my ass to get some certifications so I'm like why not it can't hurt. So I got the MCDST cert a while back and just got my N+ a week ago and am now studying for the Security+ certification. They want me to get my MCSA but that is a total of 4 tests. I hate the long studying but I keep telling myself these can't hurt. My goal is to eventually pass the CISSP which I hear is very hard, then look for a job in that field.

What certs do you have or are you planning on getting?

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A+, workin on MCSA.

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I wanted to aim for PMP

project management professional cert
but I went back to school in something totally unrelated ( Art/Graphic Design ) so I'll put that off to later.

Got my Security+ last Friday and now I'm setting my sights on the MCSA, then the MCSE which I think is like 3 more tests beyond the MCSA.

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No certs here. Not planning on any either. In my field (Legal IT), experience is the biggest advantage you can have. It's a very tight-knit community.

I did the full CCNA v3 curriculum through school, but decided not to even bother sitting the final test. It cost $400 or something, and would have expired 2 years before I finish uni. I'll probably sit it one day.

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