Re: Demand of CCIEs across world.

Knowing other products such as Juniper Firewall or Checkpoint is also very
valuable. But i am amazed i the salary in India, i guess it goes hand in
hand with cost of living.

Listen mate, no matter what you learn it will be good, it all depends on
what you are trying to achieve. But I have found that certs like CEH NOT be
that useful as far as salary, but when you mix it with CCIE Security,
now...it's pretty good.

The more you learn the better you get, in 34 years i have learned only one
thing, the more i learn, the more i know how little i know.

On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 2:57 AM, amar deep <amardeepss2003_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi friends,
>
> I have completed my CCIE Security 6 monts back, changed Job and now I have
> enough time to start study again.
> I need your advice if i should go for another CCIE track or start learning
> courses in security domain like Check-point(CCSA,CCSE),CEH, Juniper fw etc
> and expertise in security domain. I have few close friends who are in Voice
> domain and planning for CCIE Voice so this is another option for me. From
> my
> personal experiance I feel group study under a roof helps a lot.
> I have worked more then 4 years in R&S so this is also an option but my
> concern is whatever I do, must have demand for next 5-10 years in terms of
> salary package.
> Your expert comment will be very helpful for me.
> Average salary for a CCIE-security/R&S having 4-7years of experiance in
> India is in between 20000USD - 35000 USD/Anum. What is in USA, UK and
> europe
> ?
>
> Regards:
> Amardeep | CCIE-security#28465
>
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