To take comptia Network+ or to take CCNA cert?

[Semakdd]

Or is it better to take the comptia Network+ first then CCNA after that?

 

[sTiCkY]

chiu wan study networking? can chiu speak hindi and chinese?

recommended to learn these 2 languages on the side if chiu dunno yet...

tagalog passe riao...

 

[senpai4]

Network+
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[NightGhost]

Need to prepare work at weekend or night time because most of the network job only can be done after opis hour or weekend.

 

[lifeislame]

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[psytxtbk4exam]

I did that. CCNA were done in ITE. Got me a lead technician role, 2 years contract only. They hired foreigner for the role too.

 

[yosemi]

if free take both dont mind the order cos not related
one is product specific one is vendor agnostic

 

[trupurple]

Any India qualified should be preferable

 

[Black9]

Don't join an industry that's full foreign trash


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[Don_Juan]

CCNA still relevant now?

 

[DJ Pork Chop]

whats ur current experience? u wanna move into infra and all can comptia a+. if u got the exp and can show for it this cert not much use i feel.

any specific direction u thinking of before thinking about which cert?

wad u wan do nxt time?

 

[edmwftw]

Or is it better to take the comptia Network+ first then CCNA after that?

Of course ish CCNA.

 

[Semakdd]

whats ur current experience? u wanna move into infra and all can comptia a+. if u got the exp and can show for it this cert not much use i feel.

any specific direction u thinking of before thinking about which cert?

wad u wan do nxt time?

After Desktop support, feel like want to dip into networking support role

 

[yusoffb01]

After Desktop support, feel like want to dip into networking support role

should do security instead. network mostly outsourced contractor let ceca handle.

 

[DJ Pork Chop]

After Desktop support, feel like want to dip into networking support role

ah i see, maybe really can look at ccna, touches indepth of networking which is very useful.

from my understanding, a+ touches everything on the surface and provides slight depth. if ur looking not just for future job and further understanding in networking, ccna networking is a good place to start.

maybe u can take ccna, but after tt find sys engineer maybe worth it, to exercise knowledge on ccna