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What am I missing? Why take so many certs? Isn't getting the CSA and getting a job as a ServiceNow System Administrator a stopping point? Unless I want to build up to an architect.
You aren't missing anything. My reason for pursuing so many certs is because, for me, ServiceNow's Now Create methodology helps me understand tech so well.
Hey there! I'm currently starting to study for the CSA today. I have some vouchers that need to be used by July. Do you mind sharing your study tactics for the CSA. Ant help is appreciated and good luck!
Hello, nice to meet you. I actually made a post sharing some tips on LinkedIn. www.linkedin.com/posts/xavierwharton_servicenow-system-administrator-now-learning-activity-7148100653943304192-L0aE? Check it out and feel free to connect with me.
Thank you bro, I'm in a servicenow sys admin bootcamp, it's my first time in the tech field I'm transition from a Barber. What content would you recommend I finished servicenow fundamentals and I'm still lost
Hello Zavier, You’re doing a tremendous job by helping us to continue working in our careers. Would you please give me your email? I have a few questions. I hope that you can help me out. appreciated you! Javier
Hey Tech Enthusiasts! 🚀 Xavier here from Tech Xavier. Thank you for tuning in to my latest video. I'm thrilled to share my certification journey with you and would love to hear about your own tech aspirations and study strategies!
🔥 **Let's Interact:**
- Share your thoughts about this video in the comments.
- What certifications are you aiming for?
- Any unique study tips or tools you'd like to recommend?
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- Subscribe for more content on tech certifications and career growth.
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✅ **Remember:**
- Don't be hard on yourself, work hard on yourself.
- Every step forward is progress, no matter how small.
Looking forward to your comments and let's embark on this tech journey together! 💻
#TechXavierCommunity #CertificationGoals #TechDiscussion
Very helpful!!! I’m going to follow! Coming from ops, !
Nice!! Ops and ITSM go hand-in-hand!
How did you get so many vouchers.
I purchased them after taking the courses. Some of them were out of pocket and some I got from learning credits through my employer.
I haven't went into the implementation specialist courses yet but have gotten my CSA and going right into my CAD this year.
That's awesome!!
What am I missing? Why take so many certs? Isn't getting the CSA and getting a job as a ServiceNow System Administrator a stopping point? Unless I want to build up to an architect.
You aren't missing anything.
My reason for pursuing so many certs is because, for me, ServiceNow's Now Create methodology helps me understand tech so well.
Hey there! I'm currently starting to study for the CSA today. I have some vouchers that need to be used by July. Do you mind sharing your study tactics for the CSA. Ant help is appreciated and good luck!
Hello, nice to meet you.
I actually made a post sharing some tips on LinkedIn.
www.linkedin.com/posts/xavierwharton_servicenow-system-administrator-now-learning-activity-7148100653943304192-L0aE?
Check it out and feel free to connect with me.
Thank you bro, I'm in a servicenow sys admin bootcamp, it's my first time in the tech field I'm transition from a Barber. What content would you recommend I finished servicenow fundamentals and I'm still lost
It’s a plan to follow once your in no? I’m about to start just curious.
I recommend getting REAL famili woth Now Create. Project management and preparation are going to be your life lines if you're not super technical.
Hello Zavier,
You’re doing a tremendous job by helping us to continue working in our careers. Would you please give me your email? I have a few questions. I hope that you can help me out. appreciated you!
Javier
Hi Javier,
I'm happy to connect on LinkedIn. Just reach out to me.