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I'm not exactly sure why she would need one, especially considering lawyers won't know what's what. So if this is about resume building, I guess we'd need more
by stinkytaco 10y ago
I'm not exactly sure why she would need one, especially considering lawyers won't know what's what. So if this is about resume building, I guess we'd need more information about what she's trying to accomplish.
If it's about learning something, I guess she should pursue what she's interested in.
All that said, A+ is what I consider a good "entry level" certification. It's not hard, but it's also not possible to bullshit your way through without knowing something. Most CompTIA are like this. Also good are MS Professional certs, Red Hat, VMWare, and Cisco. There are definitely others, depending on the area, but those are a few that I see often that most would consider legitimate (meaning you don't have to just go through motions to get them).