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I encountered a question on the DataSys+ a few weeks ago that had erroneous information as well. I looked for the feedback and didn't see one. Maybe that's only for beta exams now? /r

I go back to my previous statement - "there are no silver bullets". There is no *one thing* that you can do that will write you a golden ticket to the chocolate factory. No cert, no degree, not a single one is your Ticket to Ride. It's always going to be an amalgam of certificates...

I doubt we'll see a "ProjectX" - mostly because it would collide heavily with the PMI certs. People might assume it's on par with the PMP. I know Server+ has teetered on the edge of "stay or go". Basically, it's there to fill in that role for on-prem environments - maybe dipping its toes in...

Is this just for live-stream or will it be available on the rewind?

The pendulum always swings. Every few years, we see articles like these that poo-poo on this certification or that credential. Whether it's someone in the education sector that is trying to accentuate the importance of secondary education (as a means to get more students to take out phat...

I have a new shirt for you, Jason... (another reason why I don't do apple products...btw...)

Congrats on that!

I seem to remember a couple questions that had the NIST publications identified in the answers. Can't give you a lot of details, since it's been a little while and I've had my head down on so many other things as of late. However, knowing the relevant NIST certs, to me, is a good thing always.

I never saw any e-mails on that either. But I would not be surprised by the move. I can see a CE requirement for Project+, as things tend to shift in the world of PM. Server+...well, perhaps not as pervasive unless we wanted to focus more on virtual server technology, rather than on-prem...

Good job - congrats on your win. /r

I think the more certs you have, the more plates you get to spin to have to keep them all current.

Are you trying to get these because you're signed up on a TTT webinar series?

The one feature I hope we get on the new CIN board when it comes out is having discussions pinned on the home screen - for just these events - although I think I like how Discord does it better. ;)

Well, in the last year, I've not been in the classroom - I've been more of an Enterprise Architect...or something like that. I've only taught A+, Net+, and Sec+ in a classroom setting. Project+ and Server+ here on CIN. The rest of them, well, not so much. I do miss being in the classroom -...

I often say, Reddit is like playing Doom on Nightmare mode, using only your fists.

Because in the end, as we see time and time again, many candidates don't care about possessing the skill and experience to actually *do* a job, but rather, they just want a fast track to that phat paycheck that might come a smidge easier if they have a few dozen letters hanging off their...

Totally agree. These things *can* be a bit tricky with On24 as a platform out of the box - one of the reasons why using OBS works great to switch scenes like that.

I can see that. With the proverbial alphabet soup of certifications out there, it's hard to differentiate who is 'technical' and who is 'managerial' focused. I see that most with HR staffers who latch onto a cert, such as Security+, thinking that they want their Level 1 helpdesk people to have...

I think there are some certs that have held their value. I think getting rid of CTT+ was a big mistake, but, well, not my mistake to make. I quite literally got mine done on the very last day of eligibility - mostly because I told myself for years I was going to get it. I wonder if something...

I wouldn't go *that* far. Besides, it's the magic of the Fedora. Seriously. Last year, I tried a couple of small social experiments. When I was at Anthology Together 24, I didn't have my hat with me. No one even gave me a notice. And despite my *trying* to meet new people, well, I guess I...