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Yep, we're still going out here. Probably not as much chatter as of late, but I still check in generally once a day, as others do. Would love to get some more chatter going, of course. Real stuff, not noise...etc etc.... Happy Tuesday masquerading as a Monday (at least for the US and a few...

And maybe I'll be able to attend this one!

I'd love to take this on...but...too many projects at the moment.... (yeah, snicker...) /r

It just means one extra step in putting a cert into my "i-love-me" book, which is, for me, a 3" three ring binder with every award or achievement since my high school years. I think the first one is my athletic JV letter for Golf....

Locked and loaded!

Umm..... ask AI? (me in a joking mood...) Asking the question, "how to learn AI" is like asking the generalized question, "how do I learn computers" or "how do I learn how to paint". I do agree that a focused approach is always preferred, but one doesn't always know what he/she needs or wants...

They're out there some place...I might have a link to the space somewhere... lol

Congrats on your win!

Hey Joel... let's tag the man here... Hey @Stephen Schneiter ...

Good information, particularly for those bigger exams where folks are scraping up CEUs like mad. /r

Congrats on the pass!

I did as well, but I think the impetus is to downplay the GFL's in the industry - employers want evidence of current knowledge and experience - so with a certification, that means CEUs to maintain the cert. For CompTIA, well, a better revenue stream for certifications that have to be renewed...

Okay, good article. Since you posted it, what's your take and analysis?

Good job! /r

Not sure how many of you saw this come in through Credly, but it appears that CompTIA is moving these two certifications to the CE model, along with all the others. I know Server+ was on the fence for a while - whether it was going to remain or go away. Seems like it's here to stay for a...

Welcome and a special congrats for finding this particular thread. I can imagine that it's buried deep in the core of CIN these days, but no matter - it's great to have you here, Josh. Feel free to chime in on what you see in the community - always good to see new faces! /r

Right. Fair enough...

I think this is probably the solution. I do believe that CompTIA can work with extenuating circumstances - although I can also see something like this getting abused very quickly.