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CompTIA Network+ vs. Real Life How CompTIA N10-009 Exam Prepares You for Entry-Level Jobs

Thinking about making a career in Networking? The CompTIA Network+ N10-009 certification might be your perfect starting point. From hands-on networking skills to real-world job roles and the tools you'll actually use on the job, this guide breaks down everything you need to know to prepare for the CompTIA N10-009 exam. Let's discuss what’s covered, what’s not—and how it can shape your networking career.

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Is CompTIA Network+ truly an entry-level cert? 🤔 It depends on your background & goals! Whether you're starting fresh or leveling up in IT, we break down where Network+ fits in your career path. 🚀🔍 Read more here: https://buff.ly/YYBKRxc #CompTIA #NetworkPlus #ITCerts
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Getting ready to take my CCST (Cisco Certified Support Technician) Cybersecurity and Network+ Exams. I feel like I'm not ready for either... ugh...

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Passed my exam, that wasn't too bad.

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I went into the exam expecting to fail.

I made a social post in late July saying I would be taking an accelerated Network+ course. I was nervous after listening to the first Zoom meeting about how much time it would take and after looking at the course outline. I had one to two weeks to cover one of the five CompTIA Network+ objectives. That’s a lot of material for those who are not familiar with it.

With a full-time work schedule along a house of loving but noisy boys - a four-year-old and an infant - it was proving to be difficult to find the time to sit down and focus and not be sleep deprived. I fell behind. And what I did practice and quiz myself on, I was struggling with some concepts.

Then came prepping for and observing Hurricane Idalia as it got too close to home for comfort. Then the entire household got sick in the middle of September. When I am sick, my brain is like “nope.” In between the insanity that was life, I pressed on as much as I could. Honestly, I was never able to catch up to studying Objective 5, which covers network troubleshooting.

I took two different practice exams from different vendors. I failed both. The night before the exam, I took a practice test, saw the score, and went to bed early depressed.

I took the exam the next morning at a testing center. I saw stunned when I saw the score and “Congratulations!” To pass the exam, you need to get 80% of the questions and exercises correctly. I earned an 82.2%.

Maybe I know more about networking than I thought. Maybe getting a full-nights sleep helped to clear the head a bit. Maybe I just underestimated myself. Regardless, I did it!

I’ll be taking a break for 2-3 months, but the Security+ will come next.

P.S. Thank you to my wife who always believed I would pass it.

#IT #tech #network #networking #networkplus #comptia #computers #informationtechnology #cybersecurity #infosec #computernetworking #itsupportspecialist

I'd also like to talk about the weird #gamification of #techjobs

A Bachelor's degree == 4 years experience
#Comptia Certificate == 1 year experience

At least for my state government

So I'm going to get my #networkplus and #securityplus this year. I already have my #Aplus in addition to hobby server work and side IT and organizing work.

My recruiter confirmed that I will qualify for a standardized job within my state if I get all those certs plus some because of my hobbies.

Anyways, today is a good day to do #Networkplus studying. Anyone know how against the rules it is to have Ethernet wiring patterns tattooed on me?
Studying for the next IT certification will start soon! I will be taking a class to prep for this exam for the next few weeks.
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#IT #certifications #CompTIA #networkplus #mikemeyers #informationtechnology #network #networking
@raymond_goodman so glad you are here! No pressure about photos if that’s not what you plan on sharing but I’d love to keep up with your work. This is also a good place to talk to people working with #linux #networkplus #aws