01-04-2010
Looking for info on A+ Certification
i have read many things on here alot of good info!! you guys are alot of help and i look forward to looking at stuff on here!! I like reading the one on the guy that wanted to be a hacker but not a real hacker. he wanted to be a "hacker" like in the movies.
Is there a forum for a newbie to learn about A+ certification?
i have picked up the book CompTIA A+ Certification by Mike Meyers.
i am looking to get this all taken no later then july or sooner. i want to be out of my job i am at now by 2011 or sooner. i can not put up with boss telling me a monkey can do my job.
would like to know how fast one can get Certification in network+, i-net+, security+, and CompTIA A+ Certification?
Last edited by Neo; 01-04-2010 at 07:33 AM..
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