Top 5 Networking Certs for 2022

Top 5 Networking Certifications for 2022.

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[JeremysITLab]

Wholeheartedly agree with the focus on Cisco certs! Those are the ones recruiters are looking for, and it's not difficult to transfer your skills from Cisco to other vendors if/when the need arises.

[ismailjee]

You are 100% right about gatekeepers. Certifications doesn't make you an expert but the process does

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Top 5 Networking Certifications for 2022.

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0:00 ▶ Introduction
1:30 ▶ Job search demonstration
3:12 ▶ First Cert
5:02 ▶ Second Cert
7:00 ▶ Third Cert
7:13 ▶ Fourth Cert
9:30 ▶ Fifth Cert
9:51 ▶ Gatekeepers
10:30 ▶ David you are just a fanboy

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Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

[napolitano_]

It's always refreshing listening to you. Thank you for this. Got the CCNA late last year and was wondering what to go for next. But now, I know what to go for.

[isaacchk]

David Bombal is the only person I know with a true desire to help. Thank you, David.

[killerbuellxb]

Awesome, awesome base line in finding my next inspiration. I have learned a great deal from David and also network Chuck, they want this to be serious but also FUN when it comes to learning. Thank you, and please keep pumping out new information and videos!

[eliyagervas]

Thanks David, I passed the CCNA 200-301 today, still at college am looking for CCNP next

[runrunsomethings]

As always, David has one of the best IT carrier advices. Thanks

[zadkieladdae]

Great video Mr. Bombal. This is a good motivation for 2022.

[commanderfarsight]

Currently working on my CCNP. Have already done my CCNA with 3 programming languages on the side; html, C# and python. It really helps.

[emanuelcruz]

As always, you are a great IT carrier advisor and teacher. thank you

[w.townsend]

Thanks for this information. I'm currently in a PC Support role, and looking to advance my career. I was sincerely considering a Juniper networking cert, however, the comparison search you showed has convinced me that the CCNA is likely the best route to take.

[alejandrocarmonaligeon]

Looking forward to seeing your next video over Cloud certs. Your videos a great.

[charlesmwandidya]

I fully agree. Your advice is the best and not biased. Thank you so much for that eye-opener sir.

[HighDesertMTB]

Good, solid list, David. Like you, I've had many, many certs over the years, but ended up letting a lot of them lapse. So last year I did get the DevNet Assoc (really outside my comfort zone and I love it) and I'm half-way to getting my CCNP Enterprise (2nd CCNP).

[michaeltrondsen]

Love Bart Castle and his energy and knowledge of the cloud, very much looking forward to that video 👍🏻 Great content as allways Mr. Bombal ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[Router]

Well said David, Completely agree with you.

[JacekHryniewicz]

hi David, completely agree with your list. The first two certs are also on my list for 22 H1.

[elmariachi]

Totally agree with you. For me personally, I got my CCNA in the 2021 and now preparing for the CCNP ENCOR. Looks to me that they CCNP ENCOR exam is a smooth transition from the CCNA.

[joshuajamroziak]

I am changing careers and am taking a Networking program at a local polytechnic school which includes the CCNA program. Hopefully after this course I can write it. I am also taking the Cisco RSTECH as my instructor said it would help with some concepts. Security is my goal but learning code will help as well.
I'm not young, but it is never too late to start learning something new. Thanks for the motivation as always!