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Hi,

I am a graduate in electronics with the following certification Comptia A+,Network+,Security+,CCNA,CCSP(SND and PIX) nd now working on CCSA ...but I have no work experience unsure.gif.I am interested in getting my foot inside the security domain .I have 3 months before I begin my job hunt. I am confussed as to which of the certifications mentioned below should I go for during the 3 months period, which would get me a decent job in the security field.I might also not have enough time and funds to prepare for any certification after the 3 months period


#1 ISC2-Systems Security Certified Practitioner(

If anybody have this type of job? I have experience in administration and design UNIX, CISCO (VoIP, R&S)

MCP
CCNP

Hi all

In which field of IT the opportunity and salary is more? Networking or Database or Application Developer?

I know it depend to experience and degree but if 3 people have the same work experience ?

which field of IT have more Interested ?

thanks
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Hi Guys

I have been at my company 1-2years moving from Senior Technician to Network Administrator with my MCSE Messaging. Because I could not find a job in Microsoft because of lack of experience I opted to stay at the company working on Novell,Linux with Groupwise and couple of Windows 2003 servers.

My concern is that for every application we are having on our network we have a consult to support it.We spend millions on a Vmware system and the same company got the contract to support it because we don't have the skills. Although I have found this situation like it is I personally have a problem with it because we have to take ownership of our servers and applications.
If we don't have the skills and experience then we need to work on it and do something

I had my Interview today ... Thought I would share the questions I faced in the hope it might help someone else in a similar position.

Position applied for:
Network Engineer.

Job Spec:
CCNA level
Network Engineer with knowledge of RIP, OSPF etc.


Technical Questions I was asked:

Name 3 routing protocols?

my ans: Rip, Eigrp & Ospf

Difference between Rip and Ospf?

my ans Rip is DV (then asked what was meant by Distance Vector) & Ospf was Link State (asked to explain LS)

Asked to explain hop count.

I also was asked about convergence on both.

Was also asked how did Cisco ensure that there were no loops in a switched network.


Asked which prot

are there any job for a MCSE/CCNA man in abroad ( for example in your country) . just have highschool education ? and 6 months work experience.
I am in Afghanistan

Hello All

I am little bit confused regarding Future.

Currently i am doing CCSP and 2 Tracks are remaining SNPA and IPS . where i am working is Microsoft platform and a bit cisco not much i am very much worried about how to practice. my senior told me to switch the job and he suggested me to do CISA . i have also done CCNA and CEHv5 . please tell me what to do my plan is to do CCIE(security) i am confused whether to go for CISA or after completing CCSP can i go for direct CISM .

Please guide me

hi i wana know about the possible question for the post of I.T Manager and how much qualification is required and what can be the key responsibilities.

Hello Everybody

I am Free-Lancer in Network Security Domain. I am planning to move into core security domain like Cyber Crime Security.

Is their any scope in CCS (Cyber Crime Security) field ?

What is the basic criteria required to get into the CCS & how much is the initial package get to the newbie ?

Which one is better between CISSP (Info Security) & CCS (Cyber Crime Security) ?

I need an urgent help in this regards from all the members of Sadikhov.

Ur advice or comment is highly appreciable.


Regards
Rehan007

hi all

i have an offer to enter information security career path with 1 year training in U.K.

does information security has a big future??? i mean what will i be after couple of years.

please reply ASAP to get that offer or not....

best regards wink.gif

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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.

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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 immedi

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

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 wink.gif

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

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.

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: http://www.sadikhov.org/career-links.php

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?

CCNA Interview Questionz.

CODE

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I don't know what to do anymore, I think I'm just cursed. 33, no decent job, been living under the poverty line my whole life, uneducated... and just a failure...

Here is my resume, please give me ideas on how to fix it, if not, tell me what field to get into so I can start to make some money.



To find a challenging and responsible position within the Information Technology field in an organization that offers advancement opportunities , and where I can use, diversify, and expand my skills, knowledge, and experience to help the company reach its goals.

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Operating Systems
 Microsoft XP Professional, 2003 Server, Vista Business, 2000 Professional & Server.
Troubleshooting
 Spywar

 
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