Here's a suggested study plan for CompTIA A+:

• Beginners: 2 hours/day, 60-80 hours/exam, 120-160 hours for both A+ exams
• Some experience: 2 hours/day, 50-70 hours/exam, 100-140 hours for both A+ exams
• Ample experience: 2 hours/day, 10-20 hours/exam, 20-40 hours for both A+ exams

It's important to note that these are just estimates, and your study time may vary depending on your prior knowledge, experience, and learning pace. Additionally, it's recommended to study consistently and take practice tests to assess your knowledge and identify areas for improvement.It's also important to note that CompTIA A+ certification requires passing two exams: Core 1 (220-1101) and Core 2 (220-1102). Each exam has a maximum of 90 questions, and the exam length is 90 minutes each.Remember, studying for CompTIA A+ requires dedication and consistent effort. It's essential to create a study plan that works for you and stick to it to achieve your certification goals.

Hello, has anyone been to Colombia this year?
Reading online there are pages on the Colombian government website that say a CoVid test is not required, and also a page that says it is required.
Then when you go to the main page there's a link for COVID information, and it is a dead link.
Have no idea if we need one or not.

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I received the DCMWSP650Y2 yesterday and as I alluded to in a comment on a post over the weekend, my lawn was very ready to be mowed. Bonus -- it was wet, though not soaking wet. I'll update this post after a few mows with it, however here are my first thoughts after a mow and a half. Keep in mind, this is my first ever self propelled mower, and I'm upgrading from the Gen 2 push, so it's a few steps for me here.
Highlights Performance:
Overall I think this mower is a winner. Is it an EGO? No. Do I even know how an EGO mows. Also no. But what I can say is that this mower had oodles of power. I tested this in a few ways. I did part of the lawn mulching, most of it bagging, and part of it side-discharging. I want to stress here that I did most of the lawn bagging. I never would have even been able to do this with the Gen 2, it just didn't have the lift potential. I'd have to empty the bag after every stripe, and this is a marked improvement over the Gen2. It consistently filled the discharge bag with slightly wet grass, as can be seen below. (I can confirm however that with soaking wet grass, the rear discharge chute does still clog, but I would never mow the grass with it as wet as it was when I did this short test this morning. I was just curious.) Mulching was overall pretty good, I don't have any pictures of the mulching performance, however it did reasonably well for wet, about 7 inch tall grass. Not too shabby. My overall thoughts on the performance is that this mower is stupid powerful. Probably too much so to be honest, more on that later.
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Power Drain: This was my biggest concern, though it's hard to tell. I didn't realize because I misread the level settings on the height adjust that I was mowing lower than I normally do, that plus the fact that it poured like cats and dogs like 5 hours earlier meant that my battery drain was quite high. I went through 1 heavily used DCB609, two lightly used DCB609s, and one full brand new, fully charged DCB612. So overall I burned through probably went through probably 36ah worth of batteries. (I'm rounding some capacity down for age of batteries.) That's actually not _too_ bad given that I usually use all four of my DCB210s when I mow with my gen2 so it's roughly the same, I was just hoping for a bit better. That being said, I'll trade that battery consumption for the time saved mowing. Doing this mow with the Gen 2 would have likely meant I had to go over the rear lawn twice, which would have taken me 2.5 hours with this level of grass wetness using the Gen2, and mowing at this height. (Which was lower than I normally mow). So all of that to be said, the battery life is good enough but probably not industry leading. The reason I went the FV route was because I already have 5 DCB609s, so I felt like i had enough flexvolt batteries that it was worth it for me. I have no grave concerns here, and I'm not disappointed in the battery life, I'm just not impressed.
Raw mmph - This mower mulched all the way through the section behind my fence in the small ravine, which was about 9 inches, and had a ton of extra clippings from the last time I mowed, which was kinda intentional because I knew I was going to be getting this mower and wanted to send it through the gauntlet. It did not bog down, save for when I bottomed the mower out hitting a mound I couldn't see. This mower doesn't bog down, if you've used DeWalt's FV circular saw -- not the FV Advantage / Power Detect saws, the full 60v one, you know what this feels like. It. goes. I'm super impressed and this is why I wanted this mower. My lawn is very thick, probably because it hasn't been dethatched in like 8 years, but that's a conversation for another day.
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Random other thoughts:

• I'm not sure if this thing will actually fit the DCB615, there isn't that much clearance, and I"m not sure how much bigger the DCB615 is than the DCB612 is, I'm happy to measure things though if anyone has the dimensions. I'm actually mostly worried about the tip of the port to the rear of the battery, which I don't think I can find the specs for online.
• The thumb paddles aren't great but they're not bad and I"m sure I'll get used to them. I don't think they're quite as bad as Projects For All thought they were, I'm sure I'll get used to them.
• The start button on mine has a cracked clip apparently which I found out this morning. I might reach out to DW about this, I don't have a photo of this, but it works it just sometimes doesn't reset correctly after I push it. A thing I'll probably just fix with a 3d printed part. Not because I don't trust DW warranty, I just don't like the idea of getting a whole new mower over a button that has a cracked plastic latch. Seems excessive.
• Unlike previous gen mowers when this thing cuts out due to a dead battery it's done, I suspect if it detects a voltage that's too low it'll just quit. I don't blame it, this mower is asking a lot from batteries. But it does mean it'll probably cut out before theh battery is actually dead. I took it out, put it in my string trimmer, and used the trimmer to tidy some stuff up, but the mower didn't like the battery anymore. I did this with two separate DCB609s so it wasn't just a one off.
• Like the Projects For All review, I too did experience the motor not disengaging when trying to pull the mower back however I quickly adjusted to it and stopped noticing it. After a few mows I'm sure that releasing it slightly early will just be second nature. I did also just take to pushing it manually. Again this is my first Self Propelled mower so I have no benchmark. x

TL;DR This mower has oodles and oodles of power, it'll go through basically anything. I don't know how it compares to gas, I refuse to buy a gas mower and therefore don't have a benchmark, but it's plenty powerful, even if the battery is just "ok". I was primarily using older DCB609s though so YMMV. If you have FV batteries, I recommend this mower, based off my initial thoughts. My main takeaway here having not used a gas mower in the last 20 years, and having never used a self propelled mower in my life, my initial impressions can be summed up with three words. This is sweet.
Take from that what you will.

Hi all, looking for advice. Im 23, I live in Europe, ending my Engineering studies next year(Bachelor’s degree) , somewhere along the way i realized altough its cool and all, its not really for me. I have worked 10 months as a testing engineer in a big company. I quit because i had some stuff going on in my private life, then decided to go for software developer internships, got a few interviews in decent companies, but didnt make it past the last round due to the size of my portfolio(thats understandable as im fighting CS guys who have some decent projects while i had pretty much none). Now altough I have some programming projects lined up for the summer which i want to do and create, i recently have learned about sales, seems to fit me, altough you never know for sure, also as i have realized its hard to break in. Im really outgoing, extroverted and not scared of talking to people, i can make bread out of shit when i talk with someone. From experience i know this working 9-5 as an engineer would make me unhappy, i have done this once for almost a year and i was far from happy. In my last position i used to work in a team and i was talking to clients a lot, doing lots of analysis and presenting those to the clients, collaborating with client engineers on different projects, thats the part i actually enjoyed, thats also one of the reasons Im thinking about sales, its not the same, but similar. I sure as hell can talk and also listen, would say my engineering knowledge is not over the top, but helping people, talking and thinking whats best for them is definitely one of my strongest qualities. Any advice to which direction i should look forward to? Also when reading about sales online, i have seen lots of engineers doing well in sales, i know it depends on the person. I know trying it would give me some amazing skills, but dont know if its worth it, especially here in Europe.

Am I correct in saying that the Practice Range is not available or open?
Is that because it is not yet enabled, or is it on its own server space too? Why on earth would the Practice Range require an online connection in the first place...? Trying to mess around with my settings while I wait.

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I passed! AT/AT/AT. Took the test this past Saturday May 18, at a test center. Thank you to everyone on this sub, reading through your tips and experiences made all the difference.
Context: Start to finish, I completed this journey in about 4 weeks. I was laid off in March of this year and am job hunting. So, having the time, I opted to do it on a very aggressive timeline, to knock it out and beef up my resume. Not having it on the resume felt like a blocker for the positions I’ve been applying to, time will tell if it helps. I do wish I had thought to do it while still employed, so I could have done it on their dime. (I could not have pulled this off this quickly while working full time.)
Budget (USD) $723

• $159 - PMI membership
• $79 - PMI Study Hall Plus
• $425 - PMI Exam
• $20 - Andrew R's Udemy course
• $25 - AR Prep Book, Ebay
• $15 - Third3Rock Study Guide

Timeline

• April 19: Purchased AR’s course
• May 1: Once I got course completion certificate, I submitted PMP application. No audit.
• May 3: Bought Study Hall Plus
• May 11: Finally confirmed my PMP application approval. It had been approved a few days prior, but the notification was not sent. So I recommend checking and not waiting for an email. Paid and scheduled exam, to take on site. Too many horror stories of online, test center is 15 min away.
• May 18: Took and passed exam!

Prep and study plan:

• AR Udemy course for the 35 PDU. Watched on 1.5-1.75x speed, took notes. Got 72% on the in-session mock exam.
• AR PMP Exam Prep Simplified book. Read the whole thing. Averaged about 70-75% on the section quizzes. Saved full mock exam till later.
• PMI Study Hall Plus: Took all 5 full exams (only 1 per day, I’m not a monster. Took the last one 3 days before exam). Scores 69/73/75/63/62. I reviewed all questions after, and made sure I understood the wrong ones. The expert questions killed my last two scores. Also took a bunch of the SH mini quizzes. First pass, scored 60-70’s.
• I built a post-it Mural (mural.io) of the 49 processes/ITTOs. I was having hard time getting these to stick, and taking the time to do this helped me visualize it and keep it straight in my head. It’s not perfect, more of a brain dump in virtual post-its, but I’m happy to share a read-only link if anyone is interested.
• Watched David McLachlan’s 150 PMBOK 7 Q&A on YouTube. Helpful to learn his approach to highlighting key points and eliminating.
• When away from studying (i.e., driving, on walks, etc) — instead of my usual podcasts, I listed to a bunch of Scott Payne’s podcast “PMP Exam Prep Success Secrets”. More conversational, a much different style than DM or AR. I found it helpful. I don't know if it's the best podcast resource out there, but by then I was fried, so I grabbed first one I could find. I was done researching :)
• Third3rock PMP Study Notes/Cheat Sheet. So many of you recommended this! I grabbed it about 5 days before exam, read through multiple times through the week. Fantastic resource! (Thank you u/third3rock!)

Final countdown to test: Two days before exam:

• Took AR’s full exam in from the Prep Simplified book (85%)
• Reset SH mini exams and started redoing them, improved scores to 80-90’s, and one 100
• Re-read Third3Rock docs

Day before exam

• Rewatched AR’s mindset videos, reread minset section of prep book
• Re-read mindset section of Third3Rock
• Did more mini SF exams to stay in practice
• Reviewed Mural content

Morning of exam:

• Reread Third3Rock mindset section, and AR's mindset pages on drive in

Finally the test itself :

• Scheduled for 8am at testing center. My husband dropped me off at 8am to save me the stress of finding parking (test center at local university.)
• Locked up my stuff, turned off phone and took off apple watch. Got signed in and started at 8:30. Had to show ID and show empty pockets at beginning and at every break.
• I could not bring my water into test room, but could leave it on counter near proctors.
• There were only 5 drag and drop. Only one question required calculation for CPI. No PERT or Comm Channels. No MBTI or DiSC. Maybe 5 ITTO at best. Everything else followed closely to Study Hall approach, situational and mindset. Heavy on agile and hybrid.
• I followed the 230/155/80 timing, which was super helpful to time things out. I paced myself, took breaks at 154 min and 83 min, and finished with 4 minutes to spare. I didn’t mark any for review, and at my pace it was just as well, I would not have had time to review.
• I used the highlight and strikethrough on every question. Do the tutorial in beginning to get comfortable with the tool.
• Be careful to understand the rules at the test center. I almost got in trouble at the first break! I asked permission to go to my locker for snacks after 1st break, which were right off to the side and in view of proctors. I stayed at locker to eat some granola and grapes, and was reprimanded, since I was supposed to bring the snacks out to the proctor’s desk area, which I now realize was in view of the cameras. Whoops! I apologized and said I misunderstood the rules. I’m glad they did not suspect me of trying to use my phone, etc. I was a little nervous waiting for final results due to this.
• Make sure to return from break a few minutes early, because proctor needs to sign you back in to your station. I had to wait until they got to me.
• Got my provisional pass on way out the door, and my official pass confirmation the next evening.

Most helpful tips:

• Read the last sentence in the scenario question FIRST. So you know what to pay attention to when reading the scenario.
• Strike through the obviously wrong answers first, to stay focused.
• Mindset, mindset, mindset. When in doubt, mindset.

Hope that helps! Good luck!

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But, last year I completed my MBA (online) and it wasn't from a Top school, but the degree was pretty much 75% covered so I took on practically no debt. My mistake was doing it online and not in person more so than the actual program (covid-admit so I kinda had no choice anyway)
But I am currently working on my MSCS degree, and have been finding so many ways that the 2 can intersect the school I am getting my MSCS degree DOES have a TOP business school so I have been able to network and make valuable connections.
Currently in the works of trying to land a role doing: VC, Eq. Research, or a Data related role within finance.
But I quit my job for a year this time to actually do this in person and just wanted to hear some folks' success stories. I love posts like these but please keep this positive and don't grill me!

Last year I completed my MBA (online) and it wasn't from a Top school, but the degree was pretty much 75% covered so I took on practically no debt. I think where I made a mistake was doing it online and not in person more so vs the actual program.
But I am currently working on my MSCS degree, and have been finding so many ways that the 2 can intersect and the school I am getting my MSCS degree DOES have a TOP business school so I have been able to actually network and make valuable connections.
Currently in the works of trying to land a role doing:VC, Eq. Research, or a Data related role within finance.
But I quit my job for a year this time to actually do this in person and just wanted to hear some folks' success stories after graduating with your MSCS. Please keep this positive and don't grill me!

Background: I have always been a shit reader, got a 18 on the ACT reading section. First diagnostic I got a 122 on CARS and my highest of all time was a 126 on blueprint but my last two AAMC FLs I got a 123 and I test this Friday 🙃.
I have been studying for about 4 months with school so I have been inconsistent, but I have tried literally everything for CARS and cannot improve. I tried acting really interested, highlighting a lot, highlighting little or not at all, writing down stuff briefly at the end of the paragraph, writing as I go, only highlighting main ideas, going slow and answering questions fast, reading fast and skimming and then going back in the passage to answer everything, never going back in the passage, and every combination of the above. I do not know how to get my score up no matter how much I practice. Either my timing is shit or I spend way too long on the passages and it ruins my ability to score good overall cuz I have no time.
Side note: I have ADHD and take meds for that which helps me focus but I am still not doing well.
I don't know if anyone has cracked the code that was like me or what has been monumental in CARS but I have little time and I need to improve a lot. I don't need the "read a book" cuz I don't have the time for that for this MCAT attempt (assuming I will have to take it again). So if u got anything I would love to know and appreciate the help xd.

Hi everyone, I am a clinical psychologist based out of NY and I have my own private practice that offers virtual therapy only. I get a good amount of referrals to maintain a full-ish caseload, and have a small waitlist. Being an asian male, many of my clients/referrals are also asian males but I see a good number of other ethnicities and genders. However, I do not want to open up more availbility and rather spend time on writing etc.
I would like turn my solo practice to a group practice by building a team of clinicians that work under me. I would appreciate any guidance or help
1) Building out a business model that will allow me to take a percentage off each session billed by a hired clinician. 2) forming an LLC or S-corp.
3) where/how to hire clinicians
4) any general advice or suggestions for first steps

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The Ultimate Guide to CompTIA Certification Study Resources: Prepare with Confidence
CompTIA certifications are a great way to kickstart or advance your IT career, offering a wide range of certifications that can be overwhelming to navigate. In this comprehensive guide, we'll provide you with a detailed overview of CompTIA certification study resources, helping you prepare for online exams with confidence.
CompTIA Certification LevelsBefore diving into study resources, it's essential to understand the three main levels of CompTIA certifications:

1. Core Certifications: Entry-level certifications covering IT fundamentals, such as:
   • CompTIA A+
   • CompTIA Network+
   • CompTIA Security+
2. Specialty Certifications: Mid-level certifications focusing on specific areas like:
   • Cybersecurity
   • Data analytics
   • Cloud computing
3. Professional Certifications: Advanced certifications for experienced professionals, such as:
   • CompTIA CASP+
   • CompTIA PenTest+

Study Resources

Official CompTIA Resources

1. CompTIA Learning and Training: Download practice questions, exam objectives, and study guides.
2. Certification Study Guides and Books: CompTIA offers study guides in both ebook and print formats.
3. Online Learning Platform: Interactive online courses and study materials.

Free Study Resources

1. CompTIA Free Practice Tests: Get free practice test questions for CompTIA certification exams.
2. Reddit Study Groups: Join online communities, like CompTIA_, to connect with others studying for the exam.
3. YouTube Study Channels: Channels like Professor Messer and CompTIA offer video study materials.

Paid Study Resources

1. Udemy Courses: Comprehensive online courses covering various CompTIA certifications.
2. Pluralsight: Interactive online courses and study materials.
3. Study Guides and Books: Third-party study guides and books from publishers like Wiley and Sybex.

Additional Tips

1. Make a study plan: Set aside dedicated time to study and review material.
2. Practice, practice, practice: The more you practice, the more confident you'll feel on exam day.
3. Use flashcards: Flashcards can help you memorize key terms and concepts.
4. Join online communities: Connect with others studying for the exam to stay motivated and get help when needed.

Preparing for CompTIA certification exams requires dedication and the right study resources. By leveraging official CompTIA resources, free study materials, and paid study resources, you'll be well on your way to passing your exam and advancing your IT career. Remember to stay focused, practice regularly, and join online communities for support. Good luck on your exam!
Additional Resources

1. CompTIA Certification Website
2. CompTIA Study Guides
3. CompTIA Free Practice Tests

By utilizing these study resources and tips, you'll be well-prepared to tackle your CompTIA certification exam and take your IT career to the next level.

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And if it is acceptable to use packs, to what extent do you guys use them? I could see how it feels more acceptable if the chords are modified / compressed / paired with other original elements etc. Just trying to follow best practices here so I have a solid foundation to go from. Thanks!

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