King Jaffy said I'm in Network Operations at a major telecomm

Nice. I'm a Product Marketing Manager for a cloud infrastructure SaaS product

Teknicks said Nice. I'm a Product Marketing Manager for a cloud infrastructure SaaS product

Nice. Im a Snr Mgr in Network Operations

I have a few other certs but am studying for cissp first then pmp, but I won't lie. My exp in the mil being in a different it job every duty station lines up the vast cissp material. It's just connecting dots over a landscape so I see why it's heralded. Cissp is manager and technical over 8 IT domains, Cism is just 4 and more manager based iirc. Its overkill honestly. Cysa or Cism are good certs I see advertised, but cissp is always on those damn mid-high positions.

Being Netman offered the most familiarity. Looking to do blue team, ciso, system admin, it manager, etc. I plan on having my undergrad and masters in the next two years, but damn these next two years are gonna be long. Re-enlistment incentives and bonuses are nil for network techs and with the extra bs (responsible for troops, always moving/deployments, additional duties, always called in to fix somethin on standby with NO extra pay/recognition, etc.) the mil adds, im setting myself to get out if i decide to, the retirement aint worth the stress when I see dudes working half as I am, making very good money.

coolaid1914 said “If you know better, you do better” The old bx would have multiple threads on hookups, sharing knowledge, putting the community on game. You had to be there. (Folks looking to jump into IT) Check out Professor messer on YouTube for his course videos and study sessions. view image Also if anyone needs any study notes/exams/cheat sheets for A+, Security+, Network+ hit me up and I will shoot you a link

Breh can i get the links for them joints. Im currently studying for the A+ but will do network and security after

For those with or going for the entry level AZ900 cert.... what is the easiest path for the azure track? and what path pays the most?


anyone done/doing scrum/kanban certs or have positions doing it?

King Jaffy said Nice. Im a Snr Mgr in Network Operations

Great position

ImSoBroke said Breh can i get the links for them joints. Im currently studying for the A+ but will do network and security after

My bad for the delay brethren, was traveling without my MacBook so I had to wait till I made it back to access my files.

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gonna shoot you and others a link for these study materials.

Good luck to those advancing their careers and props to the ones that are helping them

lets get this bag

Teknicks said Nice. I'm a Product Marketing Manager for a cloud infrastructure SaaS product

PAAS
SAAS
IAAS

Im studying for the CPA exam here

One is for the Platform

One infrastructure

One software

IT the wave of the future

Think I may look into auditing automated accounting systems

Boogie1790 said PAAS SAAS IAAS Im studying for the CPA exam here One is for the Platform One infrastructure One software IT the wave of the future Think I may look into auditing automated accounting systems

It's wide open.. Even with all these layoffs I get offers to apply to new jobs everyday in my LinkedIn inbox.

My only advice is just pick environments that will allow you to grow. In turned down an extra $30k in pay to work at a less toxic company with a better career track a few years ago

Boogie1790 said PAAS SAAS IAAS Im studying for the CPA exam here One is for the Platform One infrastructure One software IT the wave of the future Think I may look into auditing automated accounting systems

I'll say one more thing.. These other mfs may seem smart.. but usually they either have more study time when in school or have had more work experience when at work..

I'm sure you'll k*ll it bro.

Teknicks said I'll say one more thing.. These other mfs may seem smart.. but usually they either have more study time when in school or have had more work experience when at work.. I'm sure you'll k*ll it bro.

Thanks Bro

Teknicks said Just grabbed an AWS cert last week.. I work in technical marketing.. but this is where the bag is at.

How was your AWS? i am planning on taking the AWS Solutions Architect in a few months

jsmooth23 said How was your AWS? i am planning on taking the AWS Solutions Architect in a few months

I do marketing for a cloud solution so it just helps me understand the buyer better. It went good tho

Teknicks said I do marketing for a cloud solution so it just helps me understand the buyer better. It went good tho

Highly appreciated, i grabbed my azure fundamentals a while ago. But the base is moving towards to cloud so im jumping ahead of everyone.

jsmooth23 said Highly appreciated, i grabbed my azure fundamentals a while ago. But the base is moving towards to cloud so im jumping ahead of everyone.

Bro. It's stable work and good money. Let's get it.

It's recession proof. I literally treat my job like a client. I can set my own hours as long as I deliver on time and can be held accountable

Teknicks said Bro. It's stable work and good money. Let's get it. It's recession proof. I literally treat my job like a client. I can set my own hours as long as I deliver on time and can be held accountable

Damn skippy💪🏿


That sounds pretty sweet! I'm a system administrator now working remotely, it's cool but that cloud is where I'm trying to head. Salute to you! Prosperity and blessings

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Teknicks said Nice. I'm a Product Marketing Manager for a cloud infrastructure SaaS product

I’m currently looking to transition into the IT field. I heard some people say to skip A+ and go straight to SEC+ and Net. What’s your thoughts on that?

GLOIN said I’m currently looking to transition into the IT field. I heard some people say to skip A+ and go straight to SEC+ and Net. What’s your thoughts on that?

I'm in tech marketing bro. Totally different track.

I will say keep asking questions. Get on LinkedIn heavy.. My LinkedIn has more connections than my FB, IG, Snap, and TikTok combined.. and I have over 2k followers on IG .. I'm about to hit 4,500 on LinkedIn..

Also ask questions on Reddit.

You got it. It's a slow grind that pays off. Just need consistent and take your time with it.

Look into PerScholas too. They have free classes