From: Brant I. Stevens (branto@branto.com)
Date: Thu Aug 24 2006 - 13:54:11 ART
It all depends on the individual... Some people run the gauntlet and get
all the certs along the way, as it does provide a roadmap, and each cert
gained along the way serves as a landmark to their progress. Others, either
because of their work experience, or other drivers, are able to proceed
directly to completing the CCIE.
Regardless, even though achieving the CCIE is a great accomplishment, a
networking expert it does not make. The protocol developers are the real
experts... I wonder how many people on the IETF board actually have the
CCIE, or if they did at one point, continue to keep it active?
On 8/24/06 10:16 AM, "Daniel Fredrick" <dfredrick@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yeah... it's like starting out skipping 1st grade and starting out in Senior
> year in College.
>
> Makes sense to me... no problem
>
> Dan
>
>
> On 8/24/06, chris <iannaconec@optonline.net> wrote:
>>
>> Why go for CCNA or CCNP jump in with both feet and go for the CCIE -
>> learn all you can about the protocols and become expert at finding
>> things on the documentation cd - You should be able to find any given
>> topic within ten minutes. comptia and MCSE is a joke as far as
>> employability , IMO
>>
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