Do you put "Pursuing...." in your resume?
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techfiend Member Posts: 1,481 ■■■■□□□□□□If you are far enough in the study to comfortably discuss the material then sure. I don't see how showing that you are actively studying is a bad thing but I would put an expected month and only one in case you're studying for multiple tests.
I think it's most important to list without experience. In my case I had an A+ while studying for Network+. Just listing the recently acquired A+ resulted in maybe 10% callbacks. Month later I put the Network+ with an expected date and within 3 weeks I had 2 job offers to decide between and 2 more after I decided with nearly 50% callbacks. Those were some busy weeks and hope to never revisit it.2018 AWS Solutions Architect - Associate (Apr) 2017 VCAP6-DCV Deploy (Oct) 2016 Storage+ (Jan)
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