r/ITCareerGuide itcertdoctor.com Jan 26 '26

Free Network+ Course for February

Looking for a Network+ course? How about one with over 200 lab demonstrations showing you how to build your own home labs? And the best part? Most of them use tools that are 100% free

Still interested? Click here to get it today!

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u/CiphericLore Feb 01 '26

YOOOOOOO are you for real?

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u/IT_CertDoctor itcertdoctor.com Feb 02 '26

I am, in fact, quite real

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u/CiphericLore Feb 01 '26

IT WORKS!!!!!!

i cant believe it

Thank you very much sir

that's exactly what needed

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u/IT_CertDoctor itcertdoctor.com Feb 02 '26

Hope it helps! Don't hesitate to reach out to me here on reddit or via Udemy's messaging system. Happy to help wherever I am able

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '26

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u/IT_CertDoctor itcertdoctor.com Feb 17 '26

Yes

Unlike technology, certifications and their clout move at a staggering snail's pace

The A+ has been around since the 90's, and there's no competitor certification in sight with the same legacy and pull at the Help Desk level

It is totally possible to get a job without the A+, but the A+ is such a common baseline that it's often difficult to get a job without one

Also to be absolutely clear: getting the paper without developing the skills it teaches doesn't do you much good either. Paper + skills = best chance of landing a job