From: Alan Halachmi (alan@halachmi.net)
Date: Thu Aug 21 2008 - 11:58:17 ART
From a pure income perspective (not amount, just the existence there
off)...
There are almost no medical conditions that will force you to stop working
as a CCIE. There are many condition that will force you to stop working as
a pilot (or at least make it hard to get a medical). I know many heart
attack survivors that still provide network support -- I know of no pilots
that survived and piloted another flight.
On Thu, 21 Aug 2008, theKonqueror wrote:
thekon>If you crash an enterprise network, you get fired. If you crash a jet, you
thekon>catch fire.... :P
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thekon>On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 7:32 PM, Radioactive Frog <pbhatkoti@gmail.com>wrote:
thekon>
thekon>> Studing all 4 ccie's (RS/Voice/SEcurity/SP) vs learning how to fly the
thekon>> plane
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thekon>> Does any body on this list have done both - e.g. has flown the
thekon>> commercials/private jet/plane and also done CCIE?
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thekon>> Which one is harder?
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thekon>> [I know you can't compare apple to orange but just an idea and just being
thekon>> curious]
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thekon>> Cheers
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thekon>> frog
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thekon>--
thekon>Rahul Nagare
thekon>RHCE, CCIE#20863 R&S
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Best,
Alan
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