Training through work.

Discussion in 'Training & Development' started by Jaron78, Jul 28, 2021.

  1. Jaron78

    Jaron78 Gigabyte Poster Forum Leader

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    In Feb 2020 I obtained my CCNA R&S. 1 week later, I was made redundant due to Covid.
    I had already started working on my JNCIA Junos and in May 2020, I got that too. I managed to get a new role in "Support" in May and a year and a bit later, Im still here.

    Im working on taking my JNCIA Dev Ops in a couple of weeks and work have informed me today that I can also take the Cisco Dev Net Associate via Firebrand!

    Its a fantastic opportunity, but I dont want to be one of these Paper CCNA's if that makes sense. Should I still aim for the Dev Net and see where it takes me?

    Be good to get some opinions.

    Cheers
     
  2. Rob1234

    Rob1234 Megabyte Poster Forum Leader

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    Take it! Fireband are expensive and if work are paying you are turning down free money, makes no sense to do that.

    Do not worry about being a paper CCNA, from high school to university you receive a piece of paper when you learn and pass an exam/course work, why should the training you undertake be any different. You gain experience at different times and all the training you are doing will only make gaining experience easier.
     
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  3. Jaron78

    Jaron78 Gigabyte Poster Forum Leader

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    Thanks @Rob1234
    Great points! Will book it this week.

    Appreciate the response.
     

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