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I will be asked to attend a second interview on short notice and have to present a 7 slide powerpoint on the following subjects:

 

Outline what you consider are the key elements of an IT strategy for an organisation such as

how you would deliver it, and how and when its success and effectiveness should be measured.

 

 

if anyone out there as any idea on where to start and could give me some tips it would be really appreciated!! Mucho Love

 

regards

 


Hi Friends,

 

 

I need ur expert advice regarding my career path.I'm a B.E(CSE) and I  have 3.5 years of experience in Cisco Networking,server and Cisco VoIP.At Present ,I'm designated as Asst.Manager - IT in an non IT organization and working in Cisco Security domain(ASA,ACS).I have completed following certifications

 

1.CCNA

2.CCNP Route

3.CCNA Voice

4.MCSA (one paper)

 

I'm having plans to shift to a different job.Eventhough my primary experience is in Cisco VoIP ,I have decent knowledge in other domains like Microsoft Servers,Cisco Netwoking and Security.

 

Kindly suggest whether I can continue looking out for jobs in VoIP field or it is better to get into Ci


Hi there,

 

I am looking for some advise on whether anyone has trained at Koenig Solutions in Delhi, India. I am looking to do my Cisco CCNP Voice and was looking for some heads up.

 

Any feedback would be great.

 

Thanks

 

Rocky.


Hello,

Getting ready to start studying for CWNA 105.

Wondering what a legitimate timeframe would be for obtaining this certification.

I've got an A+, net+, sec+, and server+ and I'm hoping to try for this cert. in about a month's time.

Is that a realistic timeframe?

I also wonder about the study method. I've been thinking about buying the study kit directly from the cwnp website for about $200. It includes the practice test, 802.11n video, sybex book for 105, and an exam voucher

Seems reasonable as the test voucher is $175 itself so you get everything else for about $30.

Please let me know your thoughts. I'm also going to start studying for the CCNA starting in Jan

I am working as a cisco technical engineer with an independent reseller for the past 6 months its a very small shop. This is my first fulltime I.T. job. I was a field engineer for a few months prior but on call basis performing new installs of switches in SMB, desktop troubleshooting, and printer repair. In my current position I migrated the servers from server 03 to 08 and exchange 03 to 07. Also, performed a migration from our analog pbx to voip using an all cisco backbone connecting to several sip trunks from cme. In addition, I integrated unity express with exchange. My day to day is that I create complex test networks to be able to conduct performance tests on all the cisco hardware that we receive to make sure it will work in a live environment.

My position is getting re

hi all . i am 2012 passout b.tech(ece) i want 2 choose networking as my career because i am interested in but problem is every one says that in india getting job as a fresher in networking is so diffucult and salary is also so low so plz suggest me what i have 2 do as a fresher i have a need so my goal is 2 get around 50k+ salary after 3-4 years of exp in networking field is it possible in india .

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[size=3][color=#323D4F]][background=rgb(236, 236, 236)]Hey everyone,

My older brother contacted me a while back about setting up pbx's with him at clients sites. He works for a guy who has his own consulting business and he tends to pay cash. My question is if I perform a few deployments that paid cash would I be able to list that in my resume? Also, how would I list it as?

Consulted for XCompany
Voice Engineer

Projects XXXPlace From 1/1/12 - 1/3/12
Implemented etc.....


XXXPlace From 2/10/12 - 2/15/12
Designed a voice solution etc...


Let me also add I still will be at my current job fulltime so do i leave that on top of the consulting work on the resume or still keep it below it.[/backgroun

I need some advice guys/girls,....

I'm faced with a huge decision in my life right now...

I currently work for a small corporate IT consultant company (in business for 25 years),...in Midtown Manhattan - we are about 150 employees.

I'm a junior systems engineer making approx 60k, CCNA Certified - A+ Certified - Microsoft proficiency from Windows 7 to Server 2010. (pursuing a microsoft path - not fully certified yet - but plan to be MCITP within the next year)

I've been with the company for 5+ years. They treat me very well - I have no complaints, other than wanting to be paid more.



I've recently gotten a 3rd interview with a major NY airline for somewhat the same position - more on the desktop si

Greetings everyone -

I'm posting mostly to hear success stories and also to get an opinion from someone who can "actually" relate to my situation. Salary.com, glassdoor.com, etc. websites are nice to look at what you could be making, but realistically I want to know the low down.

I'm 24 years old, I just graduated with my Bachelor's Degree in Computer Networking (CCNA/CCNP). I have 3 certifications - CCNA, Network+, and A+ and I've taken the courses for the CCNP material and hope to get that certification when I start my career. Also, I graduated with a 3.92 GPA, and I was working 2 jobs (Resident Assistant and a Cisco Lab Assistant).

Now that I'm looking at the job market, I'm starting to find that a large, large m

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Hi ladz, i recently buy some cv's and i upload the samples for you guys as well. hope it will help you to prepare ur cvz.

[code]http://rapidshare.com/files/113981379/SetupCV_UK.zip[/code]

Funny Story,

I work as a level one tech support engineer in a fortune 500 company. I have my MCSA and I have a Bacherlors in Computer Science and a MAsters in Computer Science. I just started working for this company about a year ago.

My managers seem to always hire people from outside the company and rarely hiring people from within their departments. A month ago they hired a woman; let's say her name is Janet. This was not her real name but i am changing it for those purposes. Anyway Janet had gone through a regular interview and was also given a "technical interview". We will talk about that little bit later.

Janet was hired on the spot because of her resume and her experience. My managers were in AWE with her resume and hired her

Hello
i booked for a telephone interview on the next week at Cisco Recruitment (A-NCE Programme)
im a little confused about the phone interview,

they send me a little notes about what i expected to asked
"The interviewer will look at your motivations in applying for our A-NCE
roles and your educational and working background."

the main problem is what language should i expect from the interviewer (English or my local Arabic) ???
is there anyone take this interview before or anyone know more details about it !!

plz help im waiting for your suggestions and your notes!!!

thx

Waqas Ahmad [from Lahore, Pakistan] , CCIE #27815 is the world's youngest CCIE [Routing and Switching] , He has passed his Lab in december 2010 at the age of 19.

Hello all...

I have decided to move to india for a period of 6 to 8 months to get intensive Cisco training... It is cheaper there and resources are available.

But i am wondering which city is the best? Anyone here can help me... I know Sadikhov has a huge number of indian members.

Please help.

Thanks in advance.

yes i mean it as mentioned in the topic description
this is my cv that cost 500$ exactly ( the reason to pay tht amount is i dont have alot of calls regarding my cv although i have alot of certs and nice experience ) i let bayt.com ( number 1 recruitment do my cv and i found the difference )
in 3 days i had 200 views and 18 calls for different positions and everything is related to microsoft and cisco fields
just what you need to do is to copy this CV and paste it in word with changing the basic info to the info the reflects you and yolla ;)

ok lets start :
PS : i removed from the CV my email and telephone numbers only

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Somebody has uploaded this file to FTP and I decided to attach it here as a useful resource. It contains many many links to job sites from all over the world.
Dated: November 2003

HTML version is here: [url="http://www.sadikhov.org/career-links.php"]http://www.sadikhov.org/career-links.php[/url]

Hi all, I've noticed a lot of discussion in this forum about vendor-specific certifications. So what do you think about the benefits of taking a Masters degree in IT (in terms of career advancement)? I'm doing my Masters of IT and I'm working full-time at the same time, and I think it's great as well. In my opinion, vendor-specific certifications can help you find a job quicker, but in the long run, Postgraduate study will help you stand out and increase your chances of getting promotion and moving to management level. Anyone wants to share their thoughts/experience with me about this topic?

I passed my CCIE 25 days back. I had studied hard by leaving my Job & completely dedicating myself to it for 5 freaking months.
Today when Im searching for a Job all recruiters are offering me pittance saying that there are alot of CCIE's in with us working at these low amounts. What the F*&K man!!
I'm so pissed off right now I really don't know what the F*&k to do.

 
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