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Hey guys I was looking at the VMware VCA exams and they all seem to be overviews and introductions to their products. Would having the VCA certs help show a potential employer that you are willing to learn Virtualization and tried to do what you could on your own? Or should I skip over them?
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>@ Essendon hahahaha spell check strikes again, at least it was a real word :P
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B.S. Geography - Business Minor
MicroMasters - CyberSecurity
Professional Certificate - IT Project Management
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Just kidding mate, thing is no one knows about the VCA. Sure you can list it in on your resume but it's probably going to get glossed over. The VCP provides a much better ROI than all 3 VCA's combined. How much experience do you have with Vitalization, sorry I meant Virtualization? The VCP isnt that difficult.
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*I had a couple free hours one night when it was still free to attempt, so I went for it. (I wouldn't pay actual money for a VCA exam)
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Don't you need to go to a 5 day class before you can even take the VCP exam even with book/lab study? - that's the impression I have about getting a VCP.
So yes, you need the class no matter what ...
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That's not the case - yes you have to "authorise" for VCP but this doesn't validate training attendance - it ensures that there is an ID associated with your VMware and PearsonVUE accounts to tie them together.
For the VCAP/VCDX certifications the authorisation process verifies you have the pre-requisite certifications.
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