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August 22, 2005 at 7:27 pm #2186166

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by junior · about 16 years, 10 months ago

I Just finished my CompTIA networking plus today, rather happy as now i have A + and Network + hehehe

I’m now wondering which path i should choose next, MCSE, CCNA etc… I guess it depends on what career patth i prefer or what suits me but honestly i’d love to do all lolm prolly won’t happen but hey… anyhows im thinking MCSE followed by 2 others, so the question is

which exams will take me HIGH and put me at the TOP of the TOP

Thanks fellow IT pros

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- August 24, 2005 at 2:32 am #3066597
  
  Its all about your decision.
  
  by lewisb · about 16 years, 10 months ago
  
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  Whatever you think will be right for you. CCNA or MCSA. As you said you have Network+ certification, your previous concept of networking may reduce your lot of study burden if you go for CCNA. And if you choose MCSA you get relief of 1 eletive paper. Its all about your your decision.
  Good luck!
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