MCSA 2012/MCSE Server Infrastructure or MCSA 2012/RHCSA
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Hi Folk,
I am kind of curious of completing Certifications , which would be a best choice and brighter future ?
between having MCSA 2012/MCSE Server Infrastructure or MCSA 2012/RHCSA,
I am kind of a bit concerned with those 2 choices here
- If MCSA 2012/MCSE Server Infrastructure become obsolete , then no one would want me ?
- MCSA 2012/RHCSA, These certifications are associate level, not sure if many Companies would look for ?
Would be very appreciated if you guys could shed the light
Thanks in Advance
I am kind of curious of completing Certifications , which would be a best choice and brighter future ?
between having MCSA 2012/MCSE Server Infrastructure or MCSA 2012/RHCSA,
I am kind of a bit concerned with those 2 choices here
- If MCSA 2012/MCSE Server Infrastructure become obsolete , then no one would want me ?
- MCSA 2012/RHCSA, These certifications are associate level, not sure if many Companies would look for ?
Would be very appreciated if you guys could shed the light
Thanks in Advance
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RobertKaucher Member Posts: 4,299 ■■■■■■■■■■Here are some additional questions you would need to answer before anyone could give you a really useful answer:
1. What is your professional experience over the past 5 years?
2. What are your professional goals for the next 3-5 years?
3. What do the job listings in your area seem to be mentioning as far as certifications are concerned? -
Slowhand Mod Posts: 5,161 ModYou're going to be facing the issue of technology going obsolete no matter which path you choose. Right now, Red Hat Enterprise Linux is on version 6 and Windows Server is on 2012. Renewing and updating your skills is going to be a fact of life if you work in IT.
As for which path, that all depends on two things: what kind of work do you want to be doing, and are you planning on upgrading either to their respective next level after earning the associate-level certs?
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