Re: CCIE salary in Pakistan

Having lost a dear family member to Alzheimer's, I sincerely hope that
you, nor anyone you care about, actually contracts the illness at any
stage in their life.

Warmest Regards,

Anthony J. Sequeira, CCIE #15626
http://www.INE.com

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On Aug 26, 2009, at 8:44 PM, Darby Weaver wrote:

> Ok
>
> By request...
>
> Since I've had the good fortune to speak to the two people who know
> whether
> anyone can cheat on the CCIE, what is considered cheating and
> conversely
> what is not (hint: integrity and identification is the key), and
> finally how
> it all kinda adds up in the longs run...
>
> If you only got 73 CCIE's in one country the size of India... and
> can't find
> suitable employment as a CCIE, not to be mean... but I have to ask...
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> 1. What does your resume look like?
> 2. What does your experience look like.
> 3. Cisco is probably not worried about 73 CCIE's taking the CCIE and
> 3 score
> and a little more devalueing the industry... Nope.
> 4. Do you get the interview at all?
> 5. Do you know Cisco has TAC in India and I'm sure they are hiring
> well-qualified job applicants?
> 6. Consulting has got to pay... I know sub-CCIE's in the USA doing
> remote
> work in India - a few actually... and if they are employed and
> earning USA
> Dollars.... at a rate that is attractive to partners (say $100-200+
> per
> hour) then I have a hard time believing that 73 CCIE's have
> saturated a
> market of millions...
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> 7. If you guys are truly having this much trouble - lemme know...
> maybe I
> can start a company in India with these CCIE's and service clients
> anywhere
> else in the USA... Promise you - I can market you and pay you
> prevailing
> wage or better for part-time work or full-time project work...
>
> By the way - this has all the makings of a genuine offer... for CCIE's
> mostly anywhere... FYI - I was able to sell my MCSE for $125 per
> hour on a
> factor of 3... per hour. I'm sure I can manuever a CCIE a few ways to
> Sunday and I love the "Sun Does Not Set On My CCIE's Concept". In
> short, I
> should be able to get you paid and keep you paid... even if we gotta
> go
> ghetto...
>
>
> If anyone thinks earning a CCIE does not increase one's know-how in
> this
> world that I live and work in... we need to talk especially if a
> CCIE has
> doubts... maybe someone's suffering from premature Alzheimer's...
> We can
> fix that.
>
> No track offers more recognition or deserves it more than the CCIE.
> Simple
> as that... and that's about the sum of it...
>
> Not sure how to say more about it.
>
> Tell ya what at any company where there is a CCIE, where does the
> buck stop?
>
> Case closed.
>
> Yes, CIO's, Prinicpals, Director's andd others earn more than a CCIE
> does
> typically or at least the same...
>
> Hey... most won't have a certification at all. Some may not even
> have a
> degree... It's just a cookie and it crumbles...
>
> I've been in the industry for better than a decade and a half in the
> private
> industry not counting military time and whatever I did there and I
> cannot
> explain it either.
>
> Sure CISSP's and PMP's get paid if they get REALLY LUCKY...
>
> CCIE's get paid on a bad day with the measles or the mumps... and a
> sawed
> off foot.... to ummm... boot.
>
> Sure there are about thousands of CCIE's.... so don't migrate to
> China....
>
> However in the USA, we are starving for CCIE's and we lost one from
> the
> monthly totals last month... until H* U* gets time to play catch
> up. Then
> we break even again...
>
> But hey 4000-5000+ CCIE's only go so far.
>
> Let's face it most work for Cisco and how many are trainers?
>
> Maybe a third or a fourth actually work for employers... and some few
> actually perform true consulting...
>
>
> On attaining a second or even third or more CCIE...
>
> The more I think of this the more I think it is pointless.
>
> People recognize the CCIE.... and they don't necessarily recognize the
> specialization (outside of partners).
>
> What was the point?
>
> Yes get trained and yes get the skills and even yes build a lab to
> get your
> stuff working...
>
> Wasting valuable time that could be spent earning $$$... no point
> to it.
> Do you want to be a consumer all your life or a producer?
>
> What was the point again?
>
> Again, you guys got my email - if you need to earn dome ducks... let
> me
> know...
>
>
> Juniper does not excite me so much...
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> But Juniper hires.... CCIE's.
>
> Go figure?
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> On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 11:32 AM, Divin Mathew John <divinjohn_at_gmail.com
> >wrote:
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>> "Frankly speaking CCIE is not a dream certification now. It is easy
>> to
>> achieve using different materials available on web sites (everybody
>> know
>> about it)."
>> But the Question still remains.. After all the shortcuts to
>> certification..is the certificate really worth it? Does it add
>> value to your
>> current know-how!
>>
>> Ponder over it for sometime.!
>>
>> I hope the controversy-NINJA Darby drops in !
>
>
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