To confess, I failed a few times to obtain my CCNA. And since the new CCNA is out, I’m going to learn the materials from multiple sources, which is the reason why I didn’t do good on my last exam. Others always tell me to give up and try something else but I have a passion on technology and I’m still motivated to learn the new CCNA to finally get my foot in the door in the IT Field.
sometimes it takes a few times to get it. Just keep on going and don't look what others have done. focus on you and do it the right way. go all in and you will be on the top very soon.
Hey Jorge, it takes BALLS to admit failure publicly. It's a testament to your character. You personify Hal Holbrook's statement when he said, "Man looks in the abyss, there's nothing staring back at him. At that moment, man finds his character. And that is what keeps him out of the abyss." Kudos for leading & teaching by example.
I failed the CCNA, CCDA, and the CCNA Sec once each. Every time I took notes right after the test in my car. I attempted to pinpoint my areas of weakness. The paper they will give you tells you where your strengths and weaknesses are. Take those failed topics, and find the exam topics on the Cisco page, and review those specific tasks. Don’t focus on the strong areas above 77%, focus on the areas that are 30% 50% and 60%. Make flash cards, work on memorizing acronyms for areas you are weak. Practice your weak areas on packet tracer, and create a problem and know why and how to troubleshoot a problem. A good example is why a vpn tunnel is not being established even if all the connections are good and solid. What five things that are negotiated could cause the tunnel to not come up in phase one? How would I determine the settings on one side and another? What do I do to fix the configuration? Don’t let the failure hold you back! Adapt and overcome!
I've failed 3 of my questions after alot of studying. 2 of the 3 times was just because it quizzed me on the one bit that I knew the least about in comparison to the other bits. The other time was honestly due to me being ill prepared as a whole. I really needed the encouragement, thank you.
Failed and it sucked really bad. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get CCNA certified before they switched to the new version of the test but I learned most of the topics. Now, I'm learning the new topics and I will get certified this year.
One thing that I did right back in the old days when I took my first CCNA was to buy real lab gears (routers, switches, etc..) I did fail my first attempt but again, I realized i didnt put time doing hands on and challenge labs, once I did, I not only passed, but on first job interview, I convinced the client that I know the material and can prove it.....my 1st day on the job, they had me doing ios upgrades and device configuration.....if you're just paper certified and never touch the real stuff, you'll be exposed in the workplace
Did you fail the CCNA or the CCNP? Because your thumbnail says CCNA & your description and you are referencing CCNP during the #Certpocalypse😉 (and I'm not talking about the other times you already passed the CCNP). 4:45 Your response was genuine. I felt that. 😅 Thanks for sharing your failures as well as your successes in subsequent videos.🙏🏽 People can relate to them and this also helps them.
A math teacher told me this when I went for my high school diploma fail means first attempt in learning, I'm now working on my ceh hopefully I can pass it
Failing the exam is a worry for me, because of the cost of the exams. I am studying very hard so I can lessen the chances of failing. I work retail a low paying group of jobs. I want out.
I have my a plus and security plus, but I have failed 2 test 1st exact same scenario you have mcsa passed the first test and went for the second one 2 or 3 days before the cut off date before they changed the test and I faild, second 2 weeks ago the casp got a free voucher through school stuided and studied and got a 79 percent but a fail but the test recommended 10 years experience I don't have one a 79 is not bad
Hey Maggiekui thank you for your comment keep up the good working and remember that is not just about knowing Technical skills but more than that and stay tuned for the new Videos and content that is coming soon on my channel don't forget to like and share my video if you think that can help other individual to open their mind to new way of learning.
The message is bogus. Ok, it is 100% ok if you really try and fail...try again...buuuuuuuut you delivered excuses: Do it or let it be, but don't use excuses and a cheesy sentence like "you can't win without failure" be an excuse for a "I wasn't 100% prepared for the job".
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To confess, I failed a few times to obtain my CCNA. And since the new CCNA is out, I’m going to learn the materials from multiple sources, which is the reason why I didn’t do good on my last exam. Others always tell me to give up and try something else but I have a passion on technology and I’m still motivated to learn the new CCNA to finally get my foot in the door in the IT Field.
sometimes it takes a few times to get it. Just keep on going and don't look what others have done. focus on you and do it the right way. go all in and you will be on the top very soon.
I failed all three CCNAs, then I passed each one on the second go. You can do it!
Hey Jorge, it takes BALLS to admit failure publicly. It's a testament to your character. You personify Hal Holbrook's statement when he said, "Man looks in the abyss, there's nothing staring back at him. At that moment, man finds his character. And that is what keeps him out of the abyss." Kudos for leading & teaching by example.
Thanks a lot for your comment Rick, i really appreciate it.
I failed the CCNA, CCDA, and the CCNA Sec once each. Every time I took notes right after the test in my car. I attempted to pinpoint my areas of weakness.
The paper they will give you tells you where your strengths and weaknesses are. Take those failed topics, and find the exam topics on the Cisco page, and review those specific tasks.
Don’t focus on the strong areas above 77%,
focus on the areas that are 30% 50% and 60%.
Make flash cards, work on memorizing acronyms for areas you are weak.
Practice your weak areas on packet tracer, and create a problem and know why and how to troubleshoot a problem.
A good example is why a vpn tunnel is not being established even if all the connections are good and solid. What five things that are negotiated could cause the tunnel to not come up in phase one? How would I determine the settings on one side and another? What do I do to fix the configuration?
Don’t let the failure hold you back! Adapt and overcome!
Thanks for the kind words Zachary :)
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I'm glad you are back with more videos, every time watched your videos I get so motivated to get my career going.
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I've failed 3 of my questions after alot of studying. 2 of the 3 times was just because it quizzed me on the one bit that I knew the least about in comparison to the other bits. The other time was honestly due to me being ill prepared as a whole.
I really needed the encouragement, thank you.
Love your energy and passion you put on your videos jorge. Keep up the great work.
Thank you, doing my best to provide the best content and value and all my energy and passion to help you out
you are amazing bro keep going!
Thanks a lot! and thanks for stopping by.
Congrats. You deserve it.
Thank you Ed.
Thanks for sharing Jorge! You're great man.
Thank you Sam.
Great video as always and thank you for sharing your experience.
Works like a charm, thank you
Failed and it sucked really bad. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get CCNA certified before they switched to the new version of the test but I learned most of the topics. Now, I'm learning the new topics and I will get certified this year.
get certified asap, put a date on it and go all in and study the topics. Keep me posted :)
@@NetworkEngineerAcademy I will. Thanks Jorge.
Thanks for this great motivation! 💪
Thanks for stopping by.
One thing that I did right back in the old days when I took my first CCNA was to buy real lab gears (routers, switches, etc..) I did fail my first attempt but again, I realized i didnt put time doing hands on and challenge labs, once I did, I not only passed, but on first job interview, I convinced the client that I know the material and can prove it.....my 1st day on the job, they had me doing ios upgrades and device configuration.....if you're just paper certified and never touch the real stuff, you'll be exposed in the workplace
That’s great!
Thanks for the comment and support Phillip.
Wow, what a trick :D
Failed my CCNA R&S exam on Feb 21st bad. Scored a 509 smh. 1st try. I’ll ace it next time.
Let's get it next time Stephan! Keep me posted.
Did you fail the CCNA or the CCNP? Because your thumbnail says CCNA & your description and you are referencing CCNP during the #Certpocalypse😉 (and I'm not talking about the other times you already passed the CCNP).
4:45
Your response was genuine. I felt that. 😅 Thanks for sharing your failures as well as your successes in subsequent videos.🙏🏽 People can relate to them and this also helps them.
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Will be available in April the new 100K Training :)
Network Engineer Academy thank you so much for all your good content and no nonsense approach to certification.
A math teacher told me this when I went for my high school diploma fail means first attempt in learning, I'm now working on my ceh hopefully I can pass it
And thanks for admitting you failed Its hard for me to admit it we all have are first attempt in learning
Thank you for the comment and yes, sometimes its hard to admit that you have failed, but we have to keep on moving forward.
Failing the exam is a worry for me, because of the cost of the exams. I am studying very hard so I can lessen the chances of failing. I work retail a low paying group of jobs. I want out.
I failed three times in maths exam, and now my maths teacher's son is lathe operator in my factory.
I have my a plus and security plus, but I have failed 2 test 1st exact same scenario you have mcsa passed the first test and went for the second one 2 or 3 days before the cut off date before they changed the test and I faild, second 2 weeks ago the casp got a free voucher through school stuided and studied and got a 79 percent but a fail but the test recommended 10 years experience I don't have one a 79 is not bad
I failed my ccnp a few hours ago....... Let me not give up.
Hey Maggiekui thank you for your comment keep up the good working and remember that is not just about knowing Technical skills but more than that and stay tuned for the new Videos and content that is coming soon on my channel don't forget to like and share my video if you think that can help other individual to open their mind to new way of learning.
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Let's enjoy failing.
it's the process :) thanks for stopping by Mariem.
The message is bogus. Ok, it is 100% ok if you really try and fail...try again...buuuuuuuut you delivered excuses: Do it or let it be, but don't use excuses and a cheesy sentence like "you can't win without failure" be an excuse for a "I wasn't 100% prepared for the job".
LOL. Love your point of view Patrick, thanks for stopping by :)