CCNA is it worth in 2021? Do this instead. IT / Cyber Security certifications

[shawtybarbie]

The most to the point and honest video I've seen for certs in the past 2 years. Going to focus on AWS certs now. Thanks!

[ronijohn]

Thanks for the insights it's valuable will definitely go for azure

[AM-xusd]

Great information to save time money and future. Thank you.

[thelearner]

I agree on your points; but imo, without networks--no cybersecurity, no cloud..no sever, no virtualization nothing...so your network background should be very very strong if you are looking long term career in IT.

[michaelbryant]

Fucking great. I’m already signed up and starting school next week. FUCK MY LIFE

[jovictor]

I was about to start a ccna class, I felt something was overkill, I already know TCP IP subnetting and the Osi model, my goal is to be a system admin.

[TurkMovement]

I got my CCNA, you are right! I'm struggling to even land a Level 1 help desk role. I should've began learning IT administration and taking it one step at a time.

However the benefit is, I have a strong foundation on Networking and I can easily build off of it.

[lethalz]

I disagree, I'm coming from a background where i have no degree. I would recommend getting the cert if you don't have any sufficent proof you are competant in networking. It makes you an easier spot out in a sea of different applicants.

[herapherri]

It's better to know basics and how on-prem infrastructure works. So doing CCNA will help I'm saying it from experience. Azure is based on the similar principles. You are not wasting time.

[techyygamer]

I have taken CCNA CCNP MICROSOFT 365 AND PALO ALTO FIREWALL
WHAT JOB WILL I GET...
I AM THINKING TO GET A PYTHON PROGRAMMING KNOWLEDGE AND MOVE TO NETWORK AUTOMATION ENGINEER...
(ITS THE FUTURE)...
WHAT'S YOUR SUGGESTIONS ON THIS...??

[kristiyanivanov]

Thanks for the heads up. Cloud is apparently the way to go.

[mojojojo]

Oh thank Goodness because as someone with a non techie background the introductory networking I am learning feels very foreign, which is okay because I am still learning, but I can’t see myself doing this as a career.

[sriramharish]

I studied ccna I have a interest on it can I get job or not because anything can't work without network

[obrienortega]

Just recently passed my CompTIA Cloud+. It's a very heavy exam. In my opinion, most (if not the majority) technologies are moving towards the cloud because of cost-efficiency, scalability, and elasticity. Also, I believe the best certifications to get in 2023 and moving forward are cloud and linux certifications.

[GarrettH]

Working on my A+ cert then i want to learn cloud.

[Frissdas]

Hahahahahah, what a fool. CCNA is still one of the MOST in demand certs still.

[papbalgobin]

So for someone new to IT how would you recommend something pursuing a cloud engineer role. Isn’t some networking knowledge required?

[ocean]

Ok, I understand what you are saying. But is there other ways to break into network engineering without a formal degree?

[anonmuss]

I'm sorry cyber security is the go-to career in 2022 and

[pradeephr]

Hi .

I m 8 years of experience in Networking routing and switching. (CCNA)
I am trying to switch to different cmpy.
Need your advice what to learn for future career growth and hike ?please guide me.
Is it Cloud (aws, azure/gcp) only enough or devops needed ?
Or Cybersecurity?