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Topic	Interested in getting a IT cert but don't know which one to go for.
Smarkil 06/04/17 10:46:43 PM #17:	Dikitain posted... Out of that list, Cloud Computing probably has the most opportunity for growth in the long run. Large corporations are huge on moving their stuff into the cloud, and they have a LOT of stuff to move. Cyber Security would be second, and all the others are pretty much out of date already. Databases are moving towards a no-sql solution, basic programming jobs are moving to India because it is cheaper to do them there, Virtualization is dead due to the decreased cost of hardware (and cloud computing), and Web Development is being replaced by tools that give you full websites right out of the box with minimal setup. Also don't get into mobile development, there really is no money in it unless you are really lucky or get a large contract from a bigger company. Yeah but to be honest if TC is entry level, none of those will do a lot of good. Like, nobody is going to hire an IT Security Specialist because they have a cert. Those guys usually have to have years of background in networking and server infrastructure before they can become an expert in security. You gotta understand the fundamentals before you can really secure a system. --- I find myself identifying strongly with Hitler - Blighboy <cite>Smarkil posted [p:880425580] in Interested... [t:75396464]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dikitain posted...</cite> <quote>Out of that list, Cloud Computing probably has the most opportunity for growth in the long run. Large corporations are huge on moving their stuff into the cloud, and they have a LOT of stuff to move. Cyber Security would be second, and all the others are pretty much out of date already. Databases are moving towards a no-sql solution, basic programming jobs are moving to India because it is cheaper to do them there, Virtualization is dead due to the decreased cost of hardware (and cloud computing), and Web Development is being replaced by tools that give you full websites right out of the box with minimal setup. Also don't get into mobile development, there really is no money in it unless you are really lucky or get a large contract from a bigger company. </quote> Yeah but to be honest if TC is entry level, none of those will do a lot of good. Like, nobody is going to hire an IT Security Specialist because they have a cert. Those guys usually have to have years of background in networking and server infrastructure before they can become an expert in security. You gotta understand the fundamentals before you can really secure a system. --- I find myself identifying strongly with Hitler - Blighboy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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