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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

Looks like Dell has started its promotional activities ahead of the Storage Forum India to be held on 3-4 May. They are giving away the new Ultrabook XPS 13, Smartphones and some more stuff at http://www.dellstoragebuzz.com.

Hello Sadikhovians,

Project management with data networks or Mobile Value Added Services, which career is better in terms of cash, growth and market opportunities?

Mark

salam brother i am doing MIT and its my last semeter and i want to come to saudia asap.please help me in which field of IT is best for jod in saudia and i heard a lot about netwroking.Please brothers i am too much worried and need your help so that i get a suitable job.if i choose netwroking than what will be the salary and what certifications are required.sukran waiting eagerly for reply

Hello,

New to the site to try gain some information.

Basically a complete novice in this industry, im looking for a career change as im sick of doing groundworks grafting for poor wages in alike weather conditions.

I want to know ideally what each job role is roughly (or at least the main roles that would give me access to the industry)

What courses i will have to take/study to gain a chance of employment, and what sort of starting salaries each pathway/job role offers.

I plan to re-train, and work for free basically just to gain some experience as i expect the experience in this industry is as valuable as the certificates.

From what iv tried to google there seems to be endless pathways, job roles ,courses etc so

hi guys

My wife got a scholarship to study in Salt Lake City, Utah... We are from Costa Rica.
According to this I get a VISA similar to her where I don't have permission to work essentially....
but since she's not the only one in USA from Costa Rica that got a scholarship....someone told us that in order to work for me I have to look for a job in Utah and the company will request a VISA that will let me work

I have 6 years experience basically Windows 2003, W2008, RedHat-Suse, Vmware, Storage IBM, HP Servers, IBM Servers

My certifications: ITIL v3, LPIC-1, MCITP. VCP 4-5, IBM Storage Midrange, MCSA, Server+, System X, 2 old certs for HP Proliant(ML - DL) and Blades

I will be leaving in August but I am already thinking

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Can anyone tell me about the best institute in bangalore for doing ccna ccnp and ccie secuity.. any advice will be helpful for me

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Better than monster.com for IT jobs...

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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

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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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Begins with the ability to handle failure and rejection.
Total fulfillment in all areas: financial, emotional, physical, and spiritual.
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is power when properly applied.
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If I say it, they tend to doubt it. If they say it, it’s true.
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The continuous journey toward the achievement of pre-determined, worthwhile goals.
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The words we use create thoughts and feelings that result in actions.
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