From: Alexei Monastyrnyi (alexeim@orcsoftware.com)
Date: Thu Apr 06 2006 - 10:38:25 GMT-3
My 2 cents is to finish with R&S first, especially if your company is
supporting you.
I can't continue myself right now after the failure this week, have to
give a break to myself, my family and my company supporting me.
But the best would be to do a final push. Just tr as early as you can,
especially if you can study during working hours.
My satiation was a bit different, I had to do a full-day work and study
in the evenings which was quite tough.
Just push it, sure you can do that, mate!
A.
on 06/04/2006 14:40 David Vasek wrote:
> Hello all,
> I just failed the R&S lab on my third attempt in San Jose. However, my
> company is pushing me to get my CCIE, and at the same is developing a
> security team. I am looking to switch gears from the R&S lab over to
> Security, and I was curious what everyone's thoughts are on this. I came
> close to passing the R&S lab this last time, missed it by a few points, but
> I am very interested in the Security lab. Am I making a mistake switching
> over now? I know that's a tough question to answer, but I'm trying to look
> at it logically. I have spent the better part of 2 years pursuing the R&S
> lab, and as everyone knows it's a significant commitment to studying. I know
> if I take the security lab I will have to start over on a lot of things but
> I have the backing of my company who will work with me to build a security
> lab, and also another consultant I work with is going to take the security
> lab as well. So I will have a study partner who is local that I can work
> with too. We have both already passed the security written exam. I am very
> interested to hear from others who have changed tracks when they were close
> to being finished with one. I just don't want to abandon the R&S lab when
> I'm so close to the end, but at the same time I could be chasing it for
> another year.
>
> TIA,
> -DV
>
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