Top 10 In-Demand IT Certifications for 2023
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2022
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The Future of Tech: 10 Must-Have IT Certifications for 2023
As of 2023, here are the IT certifications that are in demand and can help advance your career in the tech industry:
AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
Google Certified Professional Cloud Architect
Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate
Project Management Professional (PMP)
Certified Data Professional (CDP)
Certified ScrumMaster (CSM)
CompTIA A+ Certification
ITIL Foundation Certification
These certifications are not only valuable for demonstrating your knowledge and skills to potential employers, but they also offer opportunities for career advancement and higher salaries in the IT industry. It's important to research and choose the certifications that align with your career goals and interests.
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Was studyting ccna for about 60 days, making great progress, and then a new video game came out...Wasted 2 months on that. Met some other nerds there though that hyped up AWS, now I am back on track with the CCNA, and know exactly what I will do after that which is an AWS cert.
Your video resonates hard, I tell other people "ya get ccna" and its really that simple, there is no faking a CCNA, u either know it or you dont. with a CCNA u get 60-70k starter salary, with AWS u get an interview for potential 80k.
This can be done by any kind of techie in half a year. GOOD LUCK
I watched your videos especially the "IT certifications vs. College", and back in January of this year, I obtained the CompTIA A+ and now I'm going for the CCNA next year.
Very good advice. I retired in 2017 and I still have a Pluralsight subscription. Lol, it never stops.
Good simple advice! I appreciate your videos, keep them coming. Thanks!
Great information, thank you!!
Great information, love your channel!
Thank you for this video I work in a basic IT based field. You helped me in developing a good path to learn more in my field thank you again!
Hi thank alot ihave beening following long time
Great video! I was an IT Manager for years and didn't have any certifications (2004-2009). I love technology and was all over the place (Apple iOS Developer). Well I've been out of the industry for a while and your words "afraid of failure" is EXACTLY what stopped me. DISCIPLINE is absolutely required. Now I'm working on PCEP --> CCNA --> DevOps eventually (probably Azure for me) . One step at a time! Maybe you have an opinion of "Cloud Resume Challenge"? Thanks for your videos.
Thanks for sharing!
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Great point of view
It made me interested in your opinion about RHCE.
I just got CCNA, so I’m exploring possible paths.
Am employed as a sysadmin@local isp
I'm studying for my CompTIA trifecta right now and we'll be getting my Cisco certified technician routing and switching Cisco support technician and the CCNA and I wish to be a network technician and engineer one day. Thank you for all the tips and tricks
Passed my 1101 A+ exam studying for 1102 now
Fantastic !! passing A+ exam. The CCNA is a good next step.
Thank you for this video! Your guidance and advise is so much valuable for a starting 26 guy like me who wants to have a future in IT.
I started out with ITF+, A+, Google IT Support, and ITIL v4 Foundation. I will start studying for Network+ and then CCNA!
I checked that ISC2 has a new entry level certification called CC. What do you think about it?
your welcome!
Hello, do you offer consulting services? I've been working in the Engineering/IT industry for large prime contracting companies and I'm interested in starting my own small firm. My question is what certifications would I need for my company to start the business. I am tracking having my own certifications, however is there any specific certifications my company would need to begin. I'm tracking the low voltage certification but is there anything else?
what about kubernetes?
would like to hear your opinion regarding containers and container orchestration tools and there certifications
We don't get into those subjects. However checkout out sister company WWW.StoneCyber.com . I will give them your questions.
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