*Three* tests out of the way, *Three* certifications in the bag.

[Grace]

Got my Comp TIA N+ certification today!

Should have my S+ by this time next month.

What do those acronyms stand for?

In my field, TIA stands for Transient Ischemic Attack.

[caseysmom]

I'm in IT but I am all mainframe. This is some sort of network certification, is it cisco?

Congratulations on your accomplishment.

[blue]

Computer tech courses, nothing as specific as Cisco. The N+ is basic networking and more.

Mainly trying to get the heck out of construction work.

[caseysmom]

Yep a sit down job can be better as we age...or maybe not I don't know construction probably gets you in shape but I am working from home while injured I sure couldn't do that if I had a physical job.

[blue]

Yep a sit down job can be better as we age...or maybe not I don't know construction probably gets you in shape but I am working from home while injured I sure couldn't do that if I had a physical job.

Ild like more of a system wide IT dude type job, troubleshooting workstation or setting up new workstation type thing. Or just fixing comps.

[caseysmom]

Yeah I don't see the demand for that type of job going away any time soon.

[blue]

After 14 years of dealing with whiney homeowners I cant see how bad dealing with whiney cube dwellers can be, I could be asking for a deathwish here.