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For a fresh BS ECE grad, is it advisable for me to take SAP or CISCO?

Quartz — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 01:46:02 +0000

I’ve just graduated taking up Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering. Is it advisable for me to take a certification for either SAP or CISCO?

My friends have been suggesting to me to take either one of these certifications as it does create a wider scope of options for my future career and could possibly provide me a huge boost on my starting salary (I’m not really sure about this). I know it’s a bit too early for me to think about salary as I have just graduated, but once I have taken a couple of years as experience, your opinions and suggestions would help a lot by then. Also it wouldn’t hurt to know things as early as now.

I just want to know about things like, what are my best options as an ECE graduate (I’m not sure if this is the right place to ask this question)? Is it considered a BIG CHANGE OF CAREER if I choose to take SAP or CISCO? Would you suggest me to take SAP or CISCO as early as now?

Other inputs would also be appreciated. Thanks.

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For a fresh BS ECE grad, is it advisable for me to take SAP or CISCO?