Guess who's A+/PC Pro Certified...

[Kochieboy]

Dis guy!



Passed the exam with a perfect score and now trying to find a job related in the field. :)

Wish me luck!

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[pefu19]

hi erich

[Nal]

how do you say your last name
coach or cohch
because I always pronounced Kochieboy Kohchiboy

[Ayxrion]

Congrats!

[Kochieboy]

how do you say your last name
coach or cohch
because I always pronounced Kochieboy Kohchiboy

Cook... I know it's a bit awkward to pronounce, it being a german name and all.

[ZombieDude]

Congrats!

woo transformice

[AfterShock]

A+ =/= PC Pro.

I found the PC Pro certification easy, and don't think it'll carry well in the field. I mean, the bottom 40% of the scores are still passing scores, so it's not entirely reputable.

But still, congrats. I'd recommend taking your A+ exam now.

[SeventhSandwich]

looks like a degree mill to me. I can't find any legal reason why you need this certification to fix people's computers, and testout.com offers a 'Comptia A+ certification' exam for over $100 more than the website that makes the test/offers certification (comptia.org)

I think you got scammed

[Camel]

you look like ryan gosling

good for you, mi amigo. get some money and escape the blf nerd purgatory

looks like a degree mill to me. I can't find any legal reason why you need this certification to fix people's computers, and testout.com offers a 'Comptia A+ certification' exam for over $100 more than the website that makes the test/offers certification (comptia.org)

I think you got scammed

or uh.. well...

[Kochieboy]

looks like a degree mill to me. I can't find any legal reason why you need this certification to fix people's computers, and testout.com offers a 'Comptia A+ certification' exam for over $100 more than the website that makes the test/offers certification (comptia.org)

I think you got scammed

I did this through a free BOCES course.

[AfterShock]

looks like a degree mill to me. I can't find any legal reason why you need this certification to fix people's computers, and testout.com offers a 'Comptia A+ certification' exam for over $100 more than the website that makes the test/offers certification (comptia.org)

I think you got scammed

Yeah that's the harsher way to put it.

Also I think just the fact that you can take the exam in an unofficial setting, with the potential for no monitors, on any old computer that you could cheat off of, tells you it isn't that great.

[Kochieboy]

Yeah that's the harsher way to put it.

Also I think just the fact that you can take the exam in an unofficial setting, with the potential for no monitors, on any old computer that you could cheat off of, tells you it isn't that great.

We had a test proctor and everything. Like I said, I did it through BOCES (Board of Cooperative Education Services) in their Finger Lakes Technical Career Center division.

[AfterShock]

We had a test proctor and everything. Like I said, I did it through BOCES (Board of Cooperative Education Services) in their Finger Lakes Technical Career Center division.

I'm just saying, I wouldn't rely on that certification. Go after the A+ and you might fit your foot in the door. Network+ too, they're universally recognized, vendor neutral certifications that cover all the basics of the field.

[0xBRIANSMITH]

I see where you derived your name from.

[Kochieboy]

I'm just saying, I wouldn't rely on that certification. Go after the A+ and you might fit your foot in the door. Network+ too, they're universally recognized, vendor neutral certifications that cover all the basics of the field.

Next year is my CompTia A+... because I have to take nettech to do so. ._.