Take a look on this scenario: Taker A is celebrating her/his success with friends and families while taker B who is at one corner having a long face and trying to prevent the tears around her/his eyes quite a long time to fall. Have you ever imagined this situation before you take the exam? In this essay, I discuss the two faces of the coins of taking IT examination i.e. SUCCESS AND FAILURE.

It is undeniably but almost all certification candidates who had successfully achieve their first certification first thought that being certified simply feeling the great happiness and satisfied of getting certified. They tend to forget the value of the certification and dare not set new goals thinking that everything is complete. This is absolutely wrong! Certification is not the end but the beginning of showing your potentials as you prove yourself to your employer that you definitely deserve of getting certified. Don’t be fossilized or stagnate! There are many things more to learn. If you fail to improve and develop your ability and skill at work, your certification is NOTHING. Take it or leave it!   

On the other side of the coin, failure is not the end of the world. If you fail your exam, this isn’t a very big mistake that stops you from moving on. Face the reality because sometimes when we fail, we need to rise and be firm and start stepping your foot again. As it is said, mistakes are the best teachers and you learn from your mistakes.  Though, it hurts but crying and moaning never help. You can divert your path of life from loneliness by having a positive mind by simply changing your weak points to positive outlook. If the learning process is the factor of your failure and you can see it through, then it’s about time to plan again. For now, make it sure to learn and prepare better. Learn more on how to prepare effectively for the exam: Guidelines in passing the Cisco CCNA Certification exam or Preparing for the MCSE Certification exam equals passing the exam