Re: CCIE salary in Pakistan

again wrong man... its 160 million. how you calculate binary?

On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 10:20 PM, Khurram Noor <
engr.khurramnoor_at_googlemail.com> wrote:

> Right Ryan 16 million :), apology for typo.
>
> Those finding it hard to get a decent JOB after becoming CCIE in
> Pakistan does not reflects that CCIE has become something very common or
> easy to achieve.You cannot compare CCIE with MCSE as there is huge
> difference between these two. I agree with the demand and supply mechanism,
> when lets say there were may be 30 odd CCIEs in Pakistan, situation was
> different, companies wanted to hire them so they can become channel
> partners
> and benifit with the numbers. But the rate at which the number of CCIEs
> coming into the market is not equal to the rate on which oppertunities are
> created. Its not just Pakistan in which CCIEs have increased, its in the
> whole world.
>
> I totally agree experience is necessary, but if it was so important to have
> experience to make your CCIE count, then why have Cisco not imposed any
> such
> restriction. like if a person dont have certain years of networking
> experience under his belt, he can't sit in the Exam? this is an open
> question and its an answer in itself, i.e. to acheive the hight of CCIE,
> you
> dont need to have any experience.
>
> By the way I have seen many people who have more than 5 to 10 years of
> experience failing to pass CCIE lab not just once but twice and sometimes
> thrice. Believe me i am not joking guys, May be you also know a few.
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