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I know I can nail the technical questions but I'm worried that i look sleazy.
The additional context wasn't necessary but I wanted to see how the photo posts are formatted for lemmy
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Thanks. I got the A+ a few days ago and I already got an interview. I know I'm insanely lucky so I don't wanna squander it.
Good luck! The best advice I can give for IT these days is to not be afraid of learning and certifications. Far too many people get complacent in their skillset. I started at an ISP help desk back in 2006 and today I'm senior management. 99.9% of the people I passed on the way here had a mentality like "well I used to install stage 1 Gentoo back in 2003 so therefore I am a master Linux admin" and just refused to take on new projects / new areas.
You've got this!
It’s not luck. You did the work, you earned the badge.
You have the right skills, the right attire, AND the right outlook. You're gonna do great