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RE: Are CCIEs and other Cisco certifications as valuable as they used to be?
As already said Cisco's certification program is becoming like the "official" school for certain IT areas but this definition is it's problem, i mean that a certification is a start-up for a knowledge that you are maturing inside your jobplace and your daily activity instead is becoming more and more as a "i am an expert since i had my certification..." and that's just wrong.
It's almost 10 years i am working for a Telco and this year i should start my CCNP but this doesn't mean that i am not workin on what i will work AFTER my certification, it's added-value. The idea of being certified for having a job is good if applyed to ANY certification AND any experience, in fact in the END company want PROOF
I wish you all a good day
It's almost 10 years i am working for a Telco and this year i should start my CCNP but this doesn't mean that i am not workin on what i will work AFTER my certification, it's added-value. The idea of being certified for having a job is good if applyed to ANY certification AND any experience, in fact in the END company want PROOF
I wish you all a good day
Posted by giovanni.augusto@...
6th Jan 2011
