trouble getting started I have had access for over three months and can't seem to get started. I tried watching the Introduction videos but they just went on and on. I have programming experience so I don't need some of the beginning items but I have wade through it to get to the meaty part which I still haven't gotten to yet. I'm frustrated at my lack of progress. I could benefit from more guidance at least until progress more.

Avoid like the plague Signed up for a free defined 6-month period subscription from a third party but still had to provide my own payment details. None of the videos worked on my computer platform so couldn't do anything with it. I forgot all about it, expecting my 6-month voucher to naturally expire and not renew, but I was charged a stupidly large amount for a service I can't use. Despite asking for a refund and a cancellation, customer service just said it's not possible. Absolutely atrocious service, company, and quality of delivery.

gu32ghu ioefnhoi34nho htn3oi4hnoi34ht5 oihnwo43in Did the title catch your attention? For reals doe..... It did, huh? Yup, I knew it. /m\ I really enjoy my experience with cybrary, all the features within cybrary's hub/platform is amazingly convenient and insightful. Due to covid, I lost my job as a cook at Karl Strauss and my unemployment expired so I'm trying to find stable work whether temp agencies or getting that hustle on... You wouldn't know how real the struggle is being a 32 year old man trying to get by and still put time aside to do this, eventually get good enough to make this a career. Anyways, I'll pay you guys Monday December 21st, 2020. Bone out Crips!

Greatest investment I have made to date Cybrary is solely responsible for my passing the CompTIA A+ exam and is the reason I am going into my Net+ with confidence. I have learned a great deal through virtual labs, practice tests, recorded lessons, and the various other things they offer. The community is great as well. Got a question about the interview process for a tech job? Ask in discord. Just got a cert? Post it in discord and let the reactions and comments flow making you feel great about yourself. It is an all around wonderful experience and I rate it as a totally worthwile expense for starting or furthering your career in the IT industry. Invest in yourself.

Not to be trusted please read carefully: I studied months to get my skills certified and I passed over 20 exams. Today, when my employer asked me for my credentials and certifications, I checked and ALL the certified skills were gone! So, I am not running the risk to be out of a job, because my employer think that I lied about my certified skills. Please make yourself a favour and go elsewhere if you do not like the idea to study for nothing and worse to put your career at risk.