Girl Geekette

I want to thank everyone who commented, emailed me, crossed their fingers or thought about me while I was taking my test. Sadly, I did not pass I ended up getting a 640 and a 675 was needed to pass. I guess I am sort of taking this pretty hard. This really has gotten under my skin. Will I try again? I don’t know. It has really made me re-evaluate things. I have had to wonder if computers is even what I want to work in now. This test was even hard for me. Most of the others, with the exception of the CCNA exam.. I found to be very easy and had no problems on. This - well, this is a different story. I really had to work to get the score I did - and.. It wasn’t good enough. I keep thinking it doesn’t matter how good I am working with Linux.. or how long I have used it.. If I couldn’t pass this test, I must not be good enough. But, who knows. More than anything, I am just mad at myself for not passing

Well.. this is it! Jan 2nd at 15:30 est I go and take my Linux+ test. Think good things and keep your fingers crossed for me! I want this certification so bad. I have studied and studied and studied until I can study no more. Afterwards.. int he tradition of the network+ cheat sheet I created, I will be posting my Linux+ cheat sheet I made for this test. I hope I can remember enough that I have done in Linux to pass!

This is the current Microsoft Certification I hold. My plans for Microsoft certifications are to be certified as a  MCSA +Security

For me, getting certified was the way to get my foot in the door in the IT world. After getting my A+, Network+ and Cisco CCNA I began working as a tec. Now, I have realized how important certifications are for me and attaining them every year are not just part of my employment, but they are a personal goal I have set for myself.