Hey Ricky, I did learn something, but my honest opinion about all certs has always been that they are meant to introduce you to the topic, so you won’t be lost if you’re placed in that specific environment. They honestly don’t teach you most of the issues you’re going to face at work. I know a lot of people don’t like hearing that because it takes a lot of time and effort to study for these certs, but that’s the honest truth. They will help you grow, but hands on, building labs, and being humble enough to learn from others is the real key to growth. I know people that don’t have a single certificate and they’re really good at what they do. Being humble enough to learn from those people is key. Having a certificate doesn’t make you an expert. It just introduce you to the topic. That’s my take on it. 😊
@@KoromaTech I appreciate it man! Honesty is underrated. I'm trying to get into an entry level cloud position and be a cloud security analyst down the road. I almost have my bachelor's for cyber and so far I'm splunk user and az900 certified. Yesterday I took the cloud+ and nearly passed it I'll run it back later. I'm going to work on the az104 since I feel like it'll be more technical and it's something I need. I don't have an IT back ground. I'm also planning on taking the CCSK next year before graduation.
Hi, You kept saying “I don’t have anything to take away from …”. That actually means that the material was bad and you didn’t learn anything from it. I was confused if that’s what you meant because you were also praising it and saying positive things about it. 🙏🏾❤️
I totally understand. I will try to word things differently next time. The point i was trying to make is that it's not a bad but it will not be my first choice, but i can see how the way i said it can be confusing.
right one man cheers !!!
Good one man
Excelent video my friend !!
Thanks. I hope it was helpful in some way. 😊
Thank you!!
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching. 🙏🏾
@@KoromaTech I do have a question with the AZ104 did you learn something that you applied to your job? Or was it more like proving you did it cert.
Hey Ricky, I did learn something, but my honest opinion about all certs has always been that they are meant to introduce you to the topic, so you won’t be lost if you’re placed in that specific environment. They honestly don’t teach you most of the issues you’re going to face at work. I know a lot of people don’t like hearing that because it takes a lot of time and effort to study for these certs, but that’s the honest truth. They will help you grow, but hands on, building labs, and being humble enough to learn from others is the real key to growth. I know people that don’t have a single certificate and they’re really good at what they do. Being humble enough to learn from those people is key. Having a certificate doesn’t make you an expert. It just introduce you to the topic. That’s my take on it. 😊
@@KoromaTech I appreciate it man! Honesty is underrated. I'm trying to get into an entry level cloud position and be a cloud security analyst down the road. I almost have my bachelor's for cyber and so far I'm splunk user and az900 certified. Yesterday I took the cloud+ and nearly passed it I'll run it back later. I'm going to work on the az104 since I feel like it'll be more technical and it's something I need. I don't have an IT back ground. I'm also planning on taking the CCSK next year before graduation.
@@KoromaTech if you happen to know some labs to recommend for the real world can you send me some links for them?
Hi, You kept saying “I don’t have anything to take away from …”. That actually means that the material was bad and you didn’t learn anything from it. I was confused if that’s what you meant because you were also praising it and saying positive things about it. 🙏🏾❤️
I totally understand. I will try to word things differently next time. The point i was trying to make is that it's not a bad but it will not be my first choice, but i can see how the way i said it can be confusing.
I had bad experience studying on Whizlabs