CompTIA A+ Certification Review
Hi everyone,
I'm taking my A+ certification exam next week. I've seen the review questions that we use in my class a million times, and I can answer them by just looking at the options for the answers without even reading the question. I need some new review questions.
Can you guys think of some questions about computer problems, or any other questions that would help prepare me for the exam?
I don't want actual questions from the exam from those who have taken it.
Also, what do you guys think of the A+ certification? Is it worth it in your opinion?
Thanks.
"All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you." - Gandalf
Quote: Original post by Alatar
Also, what do you guys think of the A+ certification? Is it worth it in your opinion?
That's about it.
I prefer an uncertified but experienced engineer to a certified novice. It is worth it as much as it provides you with some experience and training.
A+ certification is great if you intend to work in a call center answering first-line technical support questions. If you want to develop computer games, not so much.
Quote: I prefer an uncertified but experienced engineer to a certified novice. It is worth it as much as it provides you with some experience and training.
A+ certification is great if you intend to work in a call center answering first-line technical support questions. If you want to develop computer games, not so much.
That makes sense. I know it won't really help with game development. I meant more along the lines of tech support.
Too bad the questions on the exam won't be as easy to answer as yours was [grin].
Thanks for the opinion and the comic. I'll have to show that to my class.
"All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you." - Gandalf
Quote: Original post by AlatarFairly worthless, but it is a good stepping stone if you peruse the "fist full of certs" way of getting a job.
Also, what do you guys think of the A+ certification? Is it worth it in your opinion?
I believe A+ & N+ count towards an MSCE.
I would add that a certified novice will get a job easier than an non-certified novice.
This topic is closed to new replies.
Advertisement
Popular Topics
Advertisement