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Old 03-01-2011, 03:53 PM   #9
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Haha yeah I just saw your post from last year inquiring about the CCNA. How is it so far?

That's what I was thinking about the PMP. It's worth it but it isn't. I think I'm leaning more towards the CCNA anyway.

Thanks for the post... your post basically summed up what I was leaning towards. Even if I do get back into gaming, the CCNA will always be a good fall back.
So far so good. CCNA was a reality check in regards to how little I knew or at least knowing how poor a foundation I had in IT. Doing the work was one thing but being able to explain why and how is another. That was where I fell short in my skill sets. So far, a majority of the course content and hands-on experience has been 100% applicable. I'm glad I took the course.

There are option in regards to PMP training. I believe SFU offers a one-weekend crash course to get started and to give you the pre-reqs to apply for at least a CAPM but I could be wrong. Don't bother with the one at UBC. I didn't think it was that great. Another alternative is to look into Langara's PM program. Tuition is much cheaper and quality of instruction is top-notch. Several managers and colleagues of mine at work took some training through the instructor who teaches at Langara. Some food for thought.

Keep in mind - CCNA is becoming general knowledge. Everybody and their cat and dog has CCNA qualifications but it's up to you in how you want to take advantage of its training and designation.
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