How much money will I make if I get RHCE, CCNA and CCNP certification?
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How much money will I make if I get RHCE, CCNA and CCNP certification?
How much do you think I will be able to make if I already possess the Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) certificate, as well as a Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) and Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP)? Is there a certain salary range I could be expected to achieve with these certifications?
ASKED: Aug 18 2009  1:38 PM GMT
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Of course salary is dependent on experience and geographical location. No one can answer this specific question. There are a lot of salary surveys out there and that is where you should look if you are interested in gathering this type of information. Start with a Google search on this topic. Good luck!
Last Answered: Aug 18 2009  2:14 PM GMT by Labnuke99   26290 pts.
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BlankReg   11280 pts.  |   Aug 18 2009  4:36PM GMT

I agree with Labnuke99, this is more about where you are in the world, and the demand locally for those skills. Experience is usually worth much more than any qualification, the only exception is working for a reseller, where these can count towards their partnership status with the manufacturer (which usually gets them a discount on equipment, so greater profit).

 

Edtittel   1005 pts.  |   Aug 18 2009  4:51PM GMT

While the pay range will vary by location (and country), it’s also reasonable to assume that this collection of certs (in which both the RHCE and CCNP add some modest demonstrable value) will entitle their holder to a bit more compensation that is normal or average for the kind of job (network, security, or infrastructure admin,most likely) where these certs are likely to count at all. In such cases, it’s not unreasonable to think that they could garner you $5 to $10K per year more than somebody who lacked such credentials.

But right now, finding an opportunity is the tricky part. So don’t leave your current position until you’re sure that you can talk your way into a raise or promotion there first and foremost, and until you’ve landed another position somewhere else.

HTH,
–Ed–

 
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