I sat the CompTIA Tech+ today a good entry level qualification for anyone interested in today’s technology
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I took the 061, cold turkey, zero prep, just to see how I'd do. Even after 30+ years in the industry, I still got questions wrong - which means there's always something more to learn, even at entry level.
It's rare for anyone to get a perfect score because many of the questions are tricky.
Well, there's that - but there were questions that I legit didn't know or had to guess.
Yes, learning and re-relearning is a crucial tasks everyone wanting to be relevant in tech have to embark on.
Bravo
Bravo
There was one question on mine that I am absolutely certain was wrong. It had two options that were correct (not just in my opinion, but the technology mentioned absolutely applied to both options), but only one could be selected.
Ditto.
And while I wasn't too enthused about the quality of all the questions, the curriculum itself is decent enough.
Yeah, those come up too. One of those proverbial "choose the best answer", which can sometimes depend on the situation... etc etc
No, in this case, it was not a "best answer" question. It was written as, which of these is true? I don't want to go into more detail to avoid giving too much information. But the way the question was worded, it was not about a judgment call at all. I'm very familiar with those. This one was more like, "Which of these technologies does this thing?" and two of them definitely do that thing.
I want to sit the exam in a few week, but I want to be well prepared. #anxious
Set a realistic study schedule and focus on weak areasI want to sit the exam in a few week, but I want to be well prepared. #anxious
"Never attempt to go in exams without understanding every single word in exam objective"
Lastly, ALL THE BEST.
Thanks for the advice, Will try that and let you know the outcome
I took the exam last week...I found a typo! Not sure who to tell. There were 2 questions about SFP connectors. One had the acronym with the letters mixed up (SPF) and really made me second guess myself!