CCNA or Network+?

>>58965841
that's not even the same level.

ccent vs net+

whatever is cheaper

is comptia worth anything??

>>58965904
It's worth a mark on a checksheet from HR at a company that does not understand your role or skill level.
That's about it.

Vendor specific certs are always more valuable, even if the company has product from a different vendor. With vendor specific, you "can" do things, with non-specific you "heard about" being able to do things.
Once you have to deal with someone outside of HR, you'll be glad you have some practiced knowledge.

>>58966010
>It's worth a mark on a checksheet from HR at a company that does not understand your role or skill level.

Yup. Certs are for getting past HR.

Many jobs will follow up with a technical interview, and at that point it's about what you know, not what piece of paper you have. I'm of the opinion that certs are a racket e.g. the Security+ test costs over $300. So dumb

CISSP

>>58965841
Kindergarten or college?

>>58966069
>>58966010

The other value in certs is training for them.

I've learned a bunch of different technologies that we didn't use at my company when I did the MCSE.

>>58966091
Yeah but which one is which?

>>58965841
ccna goes deeper

also ccna additionally teaches you the cisco cli, which many manufacturers copy

>>58966010
>>58966069
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>>58967106
thanks boss men. finally learned something from /g/

>>58966091
kinder garden or middle school*
CCNA isn't worth dick and A+ is absolutely worthless.

>>58967443
I have both my CCNA and A+ and I just got a job as a network specialist starting at 34/hr. I Live in SoCal and you need to not send others down the wrong path just because it didn't work for you.

>>58968301
I mean, he isnt wrong. IT industry is fading quick because shits more stable