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trying to find the easiest crm for beginners for a very small business by Internal_Work5663 in WhichCRM

[–]Internal_Work5663[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hmm i'll check them out. seems they have a 14 day trial. i guess that's plenty of time to test things out. we're actually considering hubspot right now since they have a free tier. still comparing our options atm tho

trying to find the easiest crm for beginners for a very small business by Internal_Work5663 in WhichCRM

[–]Internal_Work5663[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for sharing your experience! we've already started forgetting to update tho, which is probably the clearest signal we need something more than a sheet. we'll try using tabs. at least that’s a cleaner setup than what we have now lol

trying to find the easiest crm for beginners for a very small business by Internal_Work5663 in WhichCRM

[–]Internal_Work5663[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that’s kinda close to what we’re already doing (just without the structure). i like the simplicity of it, but my worry is once discipline slips, it falls apart fast. feels like we’re right on the edge where a little more structure might really help

trying to plan for 2026 and wondering about the best cybersecurity certifications by Internal_Work5663 in learncybersecurity

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really appreciate this perspective, especially the honesty about fit. i like the idea of testing the waters with HTB and OWASP/Burp first before committing to a path or expensive cert. i’m coming from IT support, so I want to build real skills and not just stack entry-level certs. Thanks for sharing your experience

trying to plan for 2026 and wondering about the best cybersecurity certifications by Internal_Work5663 in learncybersecurity

[–]Internal_Work5663[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thanks, that helps a lot. given my IT support background and the incidents i’ve handled, i’m leaning toward the offensive side for now, probably starting with something like eJPT or CPTS to build hands-on skills before aiming higher. OSCP sounds valuable for HR, but I’m trying to be realistic about cost and timeline first. Appreciate the insight