CCNA is Garbage with Jeremy McDowell of Jeremy's IT Lab

This is what I believe or where I am if you already have a CNA saying it’s expired I would go through learn all the information for the new exam like you’re going to take it maybe take him Mike test on your May résumé just explain that she’s seeing expired studies the new thing, and then I would jump into either a python course probably both a python course and indefinite Associate.
Then from there you could either start studying the CCNP or whatever route you want to go you know like I said cloud security, whatever but if, but if you’ve never passed a CNA at I think you got to do that but you want to have that knowledge on your résumé and for yourself , but after that I have an over $300 fruit exam I would say just study the information taking my test. Make sure you know the information and I move on I guess that’s only because that’s what I’m doing.

Would gou say its possible for an American to getwork abroad with an IT career( CCNA,A+, ETC) ive always wanted to live and work abroad and ive heard other people in IT say its possible with good experince and certs

prefer comptia network plus since its vendor neutral and you dont have to memorize command unlike ccna, so exam should be easier with network plus.

CCNA does hold value, Cloud, Cyber Security, Web developments and IT in general all require computer networking knowledge. With out a computer network modern day collaboration is not possible! People who say CCNA is useless are absolutely ignorant.

Thanks a lot this is very useful video
Please i am new in it and I need an advise what do think about studying for the MCSA after doing the CCNA

great video Dean. I agree that you need good networking foundation to learn cyber security. I had one of my friend who had garbage networking knowledge and tried focussing in security. I just laugh that he configure next hop using directly connected address of the firewall interface

Great

This is very helpful!

Great video

Because companies pay little

In my opinion, CCNA gives you a foundation in networking. And networking is the glue that holds everything together.

Nice clip! J rocks !