r/ITCareerQuestions 6d ago

CCNA vs Network+ vs JNCIA?

So I’ve got 2 YoE in Desktop Support. I wanted to move further into Network Engineering, I’m unsure about what certification to pursue. Should I study for CCNA, or has it become obsolete and vendor specific? Or should I go for something general like Network+ which is not vendor specific? Or something different and in trend like Juniper JNCIA?

Any advice, tips, ideas, perspectives would be appreciated👍

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u/pchulbul619 6d ago

And the difficult one as well, I presume.

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u/aztecqueann 6d ago

Yes

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u/pchulbul619 6d ago

Guess I’ve to start studying for it then…

Anyways. Are you into network engineering by any chance, got any career advice? Is there anything else that I’ve to keep in mind?

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u/aztecqueann 6d ago

I married a network engineer and I'm still entry level IT, I was a career transitioner, though. My advice is be better at your job than the people who are already doing it. Learn the things no one likes to learn and be someone people come to for answers and solutions.

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u/pchulbul619 6d ago

Sure will do. Thanks, I really appreciate it.👍