Careers In Networking

Is the CCNA, MCSE or RHCE a better networking certification to get jobs with high salary?

am an Engineering graduate in Electronics and Communication. I have planned to do a course on networking. Out of the CCNA, MCSE, or RHCE, which networking certification is the best one that would promise good jobs and salary?

How to make a career in information security field a long term success

I want to make a career in information security field. I have already completed my MCSE. What can I do next to ensure I have a long-term successful career in network security?

Networking certifications

how advantageous is a course in networking for I.T graduates & could u please tell about some of the reknowned institutes that grant training in such courses

Breaking into telecom industry

Hi I am currently in the support project in which the logical inventory of the network related is stored. I want to move up and take carreer in 21c network related fild of British telecom.Which certifications should i take up??

Building an IT networking career with CCNA, Linux skills and an electrical engineering degree

I'm 40 years old and hope to earn my Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) in a couple of months. I've really been studying hard. I'm also taking a Linux course and I started a graduate program in InfoSec. I earned a degree in Electrical Engineering in 1990, but I've been out of the industry for...

Becoming a networking or database admin with a business information systems degree

I have a bachelor's degree in Business Information Systems. I can't seem to find a job in IT. I graduated in 2002. I worked as a security officer while going to college. I'm interested in networking or database administration. If you were me what would you next?

how can i learn to be a network admin/engineer?

i am getting a degree in network security/telecommunications currently. is school going to teach me everything i know to do a job or it's just going to give the skills to get it done but how do actually get experience in doing it which is what an employer wants. internships are hard to get as they...

new career

After a long career in transpotaion I want to go in to networking I looked at schools in metro atlanta Devry University, Westwood College, and Herzing College I would like some help picking the right school base on who provides the education for a job in networking from the people doing the day to...

Professional certification versus a postgraduate degree in telecommunications

I've just completed an IT degree, but I'm keen on starting a career in telecommunications. I now need to decide whether to go for a postgraduate program in telecom or to take professional telecom certification exams. My concern right now is time; I'm getting on the late side of thirties and I'm...

Will I have more wealth and job growth by following Cisco or SAP?

I can't decide between a career following SAP or Cisco. I am already CCNA certified. I want to choose a field where there is growth and wealth. I am not sure where my main interest lies. Thanks for any expert advice.

For a networking career, should I get CCSP or CCNP certifications?

I have my BE in electronics and communication, and I am also CCNA certified. Currently, I am working in a BPO as tech support for Symantec Antivirus. So I just want to know if this experience will count towards networking domain experience on my resume. I am also deciding whether or not I should...

How to be a professional hacker

Can you tell me how to become a professional hacker? Are there any global certifications for it?

IT Security

With all the talk about security certifications and working in IT security being hot right now and in the future, I was wondering if it would make more sense to try and get the Security + certification before trying to get another IT certification such as the MCSA (Microsoft Certified Systems...

How can I get an entry-level networking job with no experience and a Network+ certification?

Hi, I have Network+, and I am studying for my CCNA, but I do not have any Cisco routers or switches to practice with to get hands-on experience. I really want to start a career in networking, so what should I do? Most entry level jobs require months to a years worth of job experience.

What self study material would land me an Enterprise Architect job?

Which self study material would be beneficial to landing an Enterprise Architect job? I am using the TOGAF Version 8 Enterprise Edition study guide.