u/Aggravating-Hat-2206

I’m currently taking courses through WGU and by far this was the easiest cert I’ve obtained. Took only a week of studying and I was able to pass.

I’d like to mention I’ve been in IT for about 10 years now and also had my HDI Support Center Team Lead cert before, so a lot of the foundation and fundamentals were there. The material is not hard to understand and I feel like this is one of those certs you can get if you want to get your foot in the door for IT.

I mostly just used the book they provided to study along with ChatGPT to reinforce my weaker areas. For practice exams, I used Jason Dions practice exams.

For anyone who asks why not ITIL 5, again it was through WGU and they have not changed the course to the updated exam.

After several months of studying, I passed Project+. Feels like a long time coming but I can honestly say I was completely slacking this one off as an easy test. So, I didn't do much studying. Once I took a practice test and realized the gap between what I thought I knew vs what they asked, I was not prepared. I took my time with this one and felt confident in my practice scores and went for it. Still was not fully prepared at all lol. The test made me second-guess a lot of my answers, and boy was I glad I went back and changed a few. And with this one, I've completed A, Network, Security, Cloud, and now Project to close out.

Good luck to all those out there on the CompTIA certifications grind!

Passed ITIL 4 Foundations in 1 week

Passed Project+ !