From: omair naim (omairnaim1@hotmail.com)
Date: Wed Apr 02 2008 - 01:19:57 ART
Thats not the real market for a CCIE to work, if you are only working in Dubai
!! so you may not see actual worth of CCIE. I think the ones who get their
number are as important as the old ones, otherwise we wont spent so much
energies in getting it.
My 2 cents !!> From: mike.haddad@hotmail.com> To: rslab007@gmail.com;
ccielab@groupstudy.com> Subject: RE: How much are CCIE's worth in Dubai (non
exam question)> Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2008 20:04:27 -0700> > I haven't heard that
any QUALIFIED CCIE in Dubai is paid less than 7K in US as> full package. The
issue here is not money. If you have a CCIE that doesn't> mean you will get
the highest pay. Some technical interviews can really show> how strong your
are in the technologies. I have some friends over there> (CCIEs) and they told
me that your salary is mostly based on how long have you> been a CCIE as well.
So if you are a new CCIE then you salary won't be as a 5> years old CCIE. They
start counting your experience from the year you got your> CCIE and so on...>
> Hope this helps,> Regards,> > Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2008 22:10:57 -0400> From:
rslab007@gmail.com> To:> ccielab@groupstudy.com> Subject: How much are CCIE's
worth in Dubai (non exam> question)> > Hello to all fellow exam, lab study
peers out in GS world.> A> friend of mine posed this question to me, and I
don't know so I figured> I'd> ask the greater audience. How much are CCIE's
getting paid in Dubai? I'm>> curious. Don't matter, consulting, or full time.
Also, tell me in US dollars>> or at least in Euros or UAE dirham. What are
offers like for CCIEs out> there?> My brother is about to is about to take a
job out there and> he's enticing me> to go with him. Figure I'd wait till I do
my lab this fall> (hopefully I pass)> and then consider.> > Would love to
know. Good luck to all with your study.> Now I'll get back to> mine.> > Take
Care.> >>
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