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Could I get far as a network engineer if I study of the network engineer frustration

Naer

Naer

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If I looked up the concepts, definitions and the fustrations from that thread?

The broadness is a bit much. Want to narror it to a thread
 
You want to narrow an entire senior-level profession down to 1 thread? The field is much more complex than you think. The real world isn't plug and play.
 
stop reading yahoo articles, it's a dying field that is saturated by outsourcing contractors who low bid the MBA's in charge at most companies.
 
Naer said:
Recommnd me a certificate to study for
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CCIE.

1examamonth.com would be a decent place to start.

For more focus on Route and Switch is common. If you like Voice/Collaboration, data center, wireless, etc there are specialty programs.

CCNA Route / Switch should be the first test and doable in about 3 months.

Then I'd go CCNP which can be done in another 6 months.

CCIE can be done for most in 18-24 months. Keep in mind for this about 3-6 months prior to the test you will be wanting to put about 40 hours a week of lab time in.

At the CCIE level you pretty much are always going to have a job and looking at around $150k as a minimum pretty much anywhere. Even as a CCNP, $100k is relatively easy to get with experience.

http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/training-index.html
 
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