Is the CCNA better than Network+?

How's it going guys and gals! Here is my take on the usefulness of the CCNA and doing a light comparison against the CompTIA Network+ certification. I talk about how it affected my career, some of the interview questions, and whether if I recommend others to obtain this.
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[damonaniton]

Comptia teaches you "about" things. They dont teach you how to "do" anything. Employers want you to be able to "do" things when you come in the door. There is a vendor cert for any and everything you can do. Which means there is a vendor cert that teaches everything that Comptia does and more.

[calvin]

Loved to hear you explain the differences man. Wow! I am in school and took the CCNA course in my bachelor program last semester and passed. I am currently doing A+ and Security+ right now this semester. This gives me hope that I can leave my terrible paying job and gain these certifications to help my family and I. I appreciate you and your videos man! I’m also a father trying to do more for my life and more for my family financially. Keep the videos coming !!!

[anzwertree]

This dude can multitask for real. He teaching us CCNA and helping some kids watch a movie at the same time.

[not.that.dude_banks]

Great video man. I don’t have my Network+ cert but I went through some course work on Udemy. I just passed my CCNA last week as my first certification and I agree with you. Putting in for admin/engineer roles now. Glad you’re pumping out videos. I enjoy your content. Keep it up!

[nellfergie]

I’m currently studying for the ccna, don’t have any job experience in IT yet. This video really helped a lot when it came to the interview aspect and what to expect and what I should really focus on in the scenario of the interview. I really appreciate this content.

[Niggro]

This is the kind of solid advice we all need. I particularly liked the part where you demonstrated the level of questions in interviews, it told me to keep learning and understanding the fundamentals. To be the person you want to be you have to stay humble and work.

[supremecy]

I'm someone who has both and I always recommend getting both.

[prentisdavis]

You’ve earned a subscriber. I had net+ but I let it expire. You’ve encouraged me to go for the ccna. Thanks!!

[ETPHHM]

This video really helping me about OSPF and other theories. Looking forward obtaining my first CCNA since I’m already currently in the IT field. Keep these videos going

[gauravpatel]

Dude ... Thanks a bunch... I was on the edge about network+ vs I work as an SRE and networking is not my strongest subject.... I am gonna work hard on CCNA

[razredge]

I just passed my CCNA. I've been working in networking for several years now without it but potential employers do hint at wanting candidates to have the CCNA. One of the things that helped me was transitioning from Active Duty where I did networking to becoming a contractor on the same base for one of the local organizations. Job experience is key to interviews but having a CCNA helps get views.

[StylistecS]

I studied network+ but I did not get the cert. I immediately started CCNA and am still studying CCNA as I plan to take the exam later this year. I can immediately tell the difference. The CCNA is far more detailed and more in depth of what you are actually doing and learning. Some of the Network plus material did prepare me for some basics such as learning how to solve from decimal to binary. But some protocols and commands that I have learned so far is nowhere near what Network Plus teaches. I am very excited learning CCNA. It's fun but challenging.

[lunarjordan]

Working on my CCNA! I got my Network+ last year. Using ExBosom, Neil Anderson, and the OCG. Hoping to take it in September!

[keonsk]

Great video! I’m currently studying for my CCNA atm and your videos boost my motivation to get it done!

[martyfgc]

You are very engaging as a person and gave good explanations around things.

[Frissdas]

For those who are curious, the reason interviewers ask for specific commands isn't to see if you get it right, it's usually to see how fast you get it right. It helps gauge experience. Someone with little experience will have to think about it. Someone who has typed certain commands hundreds or thousands of times will answer almost instantly.

This is why labbing is so critical, especially if you're newer.

[shelbralong]

Thank you. I am new to this and listened to many opinions of people in the perspective fields. You have by far explained to a degree that is understandable to a novice like me without having an agenda to promote. Now, I know how to move forward with the certifications.

[MichaelMK]

First watched this video two years ago while studying for my Network+. I had zero networking experience but was able to convince my job at the time to pay for my training. The Net+ cert led to me securing a job with a 40% pay increase. Two years later, I’m finishing up my preparation for CCNA and have already started applying for network admin roles, just to see if anything happens before I actually take the exam.

[tramellmalone]

Great video bro! Very humble and down to earth.👍

[ZERO_TO_IT_HERO]

Awesome breakdown! Congrats! On knocking out the exam and becoming an engineer 💪🏽