I have reached out to your CompTIA representative and you should be hearing from him soon.Hello!
I completed both the CySa+ V4 and AutoOps+ CIN TTT series months ago, but I still haven't received a voucher for either of them.
Am i the only one? Do we know something, they still distribute vouchers or not?
Thanks!
Sorry for being late in jumping in late to the conversation, but you need to have a conversation with your CompTIA representative. It sounds like you are not set up as an instructor for your organization.CySA+ CertMaster Study
ISBN: 978-1-64274-485-9
i didnt find the slides, as it is needed who has it please send it to me here in link or [email protected]
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Are you sure of that?take it easy. it will be
I would like to know who is winnerI’m going to assume this is closed?
I’m going to assume this is closed?completely Free if ya wanna check this out and pass it along to any students looking for a FREE voucher
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I reposted this from LinkedIn. Try the posted contact information for details.What is the salary range?
I know what you mean. I have a wide array of machines that I have for different purposes, testing, and such - I think I have about 10-15 at any given time. Sometimes bouncing between different systems gets confusing, but for me, it's one of the few ways I have to stay sharp - although I'm staying Debian for pretty much everything. I probably should acclimate to Fedora and Arch - baby steps.Sometimes it feels like I'm shuffling a deck of cards, but with laptops:
I've taken multiple beta exams. As Tom Petty once sang, "The waiting is the hardest part."I passed as expected as well. This was my first time taking a beta exam, and the only thing I didn't like was waiting for...(checks watch)...6 months and a few days for my score report. I had a pretty good idea where I scored well and where I may have needed more work on test day but didn't get to check for surprises until this morning. Normally I'm not surprised at all by the items I've missed when reading a score report, but since I didn't study in advance for this one I may have missed some items I'd normally consider strengths.
I wouldn't hesitate to participate in another beta. While the exam was longer than usual, I don't recall it feeling repetitive nor wandering into trivial 'gotcha' sorts of questions, which says a lot for the quality of the question pool that was developed.
NoI know a lot of time has passed but did anyone ever receive feedback about this?