Microsoft vs Google IT Support Certificate - BEST Certificate for IT Support

[@learnwithlukas]

Microsoft IT Support: imp.i384100.net/mitsupport Google IT Support: imp.i384100.net/google-it

[@Dwayneff]

this is huge, because I have seen some applications from companies wanting a microsoft certification.

[@user-sangsangd1v]

I have Google IT SUPPORT and Data Analytics, and currently with IT SUPPORT MICROSOFT. And yes and other studies . Hope have better chances and yes I need to improve more my skills .

[@daegrun]

Oh wow. I like it. Many different types of jobs want bits and pieces of that. If not much work experience it seems like a nice base.

[@Mullaa-uj4kg]

Hey, I did a MSc (masters) in data analytics and a BSc (bachelors) in economics. But I’m still struggling to find a job. Any advice? What can I do, to improve my chances.

[@yours_xtruly]

@@Mullaa-uj4kg you could improve your portfolio by doing projects that show case your skill set. You could also network and volunteer your service to people to gain real word experience and gather testimonials about your performance

[@NorthernAuthor]

Ehm let's not forget the IBM IT Support course.

[@gtm5650]

How does it compare to CompTIA A+ certification? Thanks

[@JuandiSanchez-tp5rf]

The A+ is still superior, I passed the first 3 courses of this Microsoft certification without studying, just with my trifecta knowledge

[@missdesireindependance5194]

You can use the google course to prepare for the Comptia A plus

[@user-sangsangd1v]

I'm waiting doi g my CompTIA. But i need a shoolarship. Can't offer it . But I woidk love to do it and continues with applying

[@SkyMonkey42]

@gtm5650 Certification wise, you can’t beat Industry standard Certs like CompTIA and Cisco. Learning wise to build skills, these courses can be better. On Todays standards, employers mainly care about specific technical skills and your technical work experience far more than Certs.

[@Dwayneff]

@@SkyMonkey42 and remember, most if not all companies in the IT sector use Microsoft 365, active directory, and ticketing systems if you are looking to land a help desk job. So getting this certification proves that you know how to work with most of the tools that companies use.

[@TheLittlenyc]

Thanks!

[@Gameplay-hw6lw]

What about Comptia

[@itsyaboimat2393]

if you can afford it CompTIA is the gold standard in the IT industries