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Criostoir
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I just wanted to say a big thanks to God, and to let you all know that I passed the second part of the A+ Certification test today
CCGR
Member
Awesome job! Now you're a pedigree geek!
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Mr_Eon
Guest
Well done, mate!
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Criostoir
Guest
Thanks. Now I'm gonna start working on the Network+ certification.
amorphus88
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all that means is that you showed off your geekness to someone else in power who gave you a stamp on your forehead.
still, great accomplishment. Go for the resume enhancing chopped liver distinguishments!
still, great accomplishment. Go for the resume enhancing chopped liver distinguishments!
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Criostoir
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Exactally. Unfortunately there are people out there who like to look for that stamp on the forehead when hiring for a job.[b said:Quote[/b] (amorphus88 @ Feb. 18 2003,2:54)]all that means is that you showed off your geekness to someone else in power who gave you a stamp on your forehead.
still, great accomplishment. Go for the resume enhancing chopped liver distinguishments!
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Guest
Guest
Awesome!
I just signed up for an A+ preparatory class Tuesday, then attended my first class Wednesday. *chuckle* Talk about last minute arrangements...
The first class was most excellent, and my eyes are on the prize: the little sheet of paper that says I know what I already know. I speak of the A+ certificate, of course.
I just signed up for an A+ preparatory class Tuesday, then attended my first class Wednesday. *chuckle* Talk about last minute arrangements...
The first class was most excellent, and my eyes are on the prize: the little sheet of paper that says I know what I already know. I speak of the A+ certificate, of course.
CCGR
Member
study up on the laser printing process
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Tom Kazansky
Guest
GJ man!!!
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Criostoir
Guest
If you can, find a place that does adaptive testing. I think it costs a little more, but it's worth it.
It asks you from 20-30 questions. Each correct answer gives you X amount of points and a more difficult question. If you answer a question incorrectly, you are then asked an easier question. The harder questions are worth more points, and your ultimate goal is to achieve a certain number of points.
When I took the test, I only had to answer 20 questions and it took me about 10-15 minutes per test (not counting the time for the required survey).
A friend of mine took the other type of test, and he had to answer around 60 or 70 questions in an hour.
It asks you from 20-30 questions. Each correct answer gives you X amount of points and a more difficult question. If you answer a question incorrectly, you are then asked an easier question. The harder questions are worth more points, and your ultimate goal is to achieve a certain number of points.
When I took the test, I only had to answer 20 questions and it took me about 10-15 minutes per test (not counting the time for the required survey).
A friend of mine took the other type of test, and he had to answer around 60 or 70 questions in an hour.
CCGR
Member
when I took mine adaptive tests were not out