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| Dobrin 2003-03-25, 9:24 am |
| Hello,
does anyone know a similar forum for Cisco related jobs.
Thank you
Dobrin
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| John Hutchison 2003-03-25, 10:24 am |
| groupstudy.jobs
Dobrin wrote:
> Hello,
> does anyone know a similar forum for Cisco related jobs.
>
> Thank you
>
> Dobrin
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>
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| Doblin
Let me start out by stating I have over 30 yrs exp in in Telecom.
I think than MS$ and now Cisco$ os working on gettin enverones money.
When I stated we talked about 802 comm.
What you you need to know is not out of any book. Experienceis is wht you
are looking for.!!!
Most Certs have NO Exper except in a LAB. Well Murpht will take care of all
of thosoe so called gurus.. stiill waiting for them to fix anything!!!
CCIE is a starter..!! If you can get some company to fund you for the test
then all is great!! Makes you a gruru on Cisso .. hope you never hae to go
up against any thing else...
Ciso is NOT the only switch/router e quip ot there..NOtel comes to mind..
for all you CCIE..
Experience...is the only teacher...and is the only thing that IIIII would
hire..
Doblin....
When you get a butch of so calleeddd GURU,,
Think ONE thing,, Our company never hired anyone that could shove their CERT
into a program and fix it!!!!!!
MOST aner stll reading ther books when we find out it was just A simple
calble cut on the West Coast.......
HEY>HEY>HEY>>>>>>>>
happens evry day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
John
do not get hung up on MS or Cisco.. they are trying to make money.... cisco
just jumped one the bandwagon a little late...so they lost some money...
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| Chris Centore 2003-03-26, 8:24 am |
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Where they hell did that come from?
"j" <j@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Doblin
> Let me start out by stating I have over 30 yrs exp in in Telecom.
> I think than MS$ and now Cisco$ os working on gettin enverones money.
> When I stated we talked about 802 comm.
> What you you need to know is not out of any book. Experienceis is wht you
> are looking for.!!!
> Most Certs have NO Exper except in a LAB. Well Murpht will take care of
all
> of thosoe so called gurus.. stiill waiting for them to fix anything!!!
> CCIE is a starter..!! If you can get some company to fund you for the test
> then all is great!! Makes you a gruru on Cisso .. hope you never hae to go
> up against any thing else...
> Ciso is NOT the only switch/router e quip ot there..NOtel comes to mind..
> for all you CCIE..
> Experience...is the only teacher...and is the only thing that IIIII would
> hire..
> Doblin....
> When you get a butch of so calleeddd GURU,,
> Think ONE thing,, Our company never hired anyone that could shove their
CERT
> into a program and fix it!!!!!!
> MOST aner stll reading ther books when we find out it was just A simple
> calble cut on the West Coast.......
> HEY>HEY>HEY>>>>>>>>
> happens evry day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> John
> do not get hung up on MS or Cisco.. they are trying to make money....
cisco
> just jumped one the bandwagon a little late...so they lost some money...
>
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| Chris Centore 2003-03-26, 12:24 pm |
| what newserver is groupstudy.jobs on?
"John Hutchison" <jhutch@skyenet.net> wrote in message
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> groupstudy.jobs
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> Dobrin wrote:
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> > Hello,
> > does anyone know a similar forum for Cisco related jobs.
> >
> > Thank you
> >
> > Dobrin
> >
> >
>
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| "j" <j@nospam.com> wrote:
>I think than MS$ and now Cisco$ os working on gettin enverones money.
>When I stated we talked about 802 comm.
>What you you need to know is not out of any book. Experienceis is wht you
>are looking for.!!!
Because the market is volatile, people in the networking environment
end up changing jobs frequently. There need to be some objective
measures to help people weed through the barrage of resumes that land
on a desk for an open position.
I don't cram to get certs for things I don't know. I've passed the
certs to prove that I have the knowledge. I read a few books, on
occasion, to refresh my memory, get me focused on what I need to know
for the test, or fill in minor gaps in knowledge.
A cert doesn't mean that I know more than someone without it, it just
is a 3rd part evaluation of my knowledge to verify that my resume
isn't full of lies like so many I've seen. Come to think of it, my
employers should have known when I was looking to leave. I always
update my certs (or get new ones I've gained the knowledge for) just
before leaving...
Marc
CCSA, WCSP, MCSE, CCNA, CCDA, A+, Network+, Server+, APS (hardware
cert on Compaq/HP stuff)
Yes, most of those are worthless. My current employer pays for my
test and encourages multiple certs because I spend most of my time
contracted out and certs are occasionally necessary for gvt contracts
and to help sell services. I expect to be CCDP, CCSP, CCNP, and
Linux+ within the next 6 months, in that order. I'm one or two tests
towards each of the CCxPs now.
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