CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate

[Abdul Qadir]

Re: Cisco (CCNA)

I am a sister, may be men have better chances in this field.

yeaps..men are usually better at technical things than women..this is my personal view...

 

[Nimboo]

Re: Cisco (CCNA)

Thanks bro, but I was looking for how many years roughly of experience is expected from us. I wanted to compare to the uk market

Comparing one country's market with another is like comparing Oranges to Apples. e.g. HP in Doha will have different work ethics and recruitment policies to HP in India.

Its better to compare organisations, but that's the hard part, there is too much bureaucracy in every organisation. Every organisation has different expectations of a prospective employee and different employment procedures.

Once you have your foot in the door, it all depends on YOU and how far YOUR organisation will allow YOU to use YOUR skills.

Subhanallah, I know a contractor who in just 3 years (after switching careers from being a plumber mg has moved from basic network diagnostics (1st line or Junior Network Role) to being part of the Design or 4th Line team, where solutions to an organisations network are drawn up.

Hope that helps.

 

[nazeer_uk]

Re: Cisco (CCNA)

Comparing one country's market with another is like comparing Oranges to Apples. e.g. HP in Doha will have different work ethics and recruitment policies to HP in India.

Its better to compare organisations, but that's the hard part, there is too much bureaucracy in every organisation. Every organisation has different expectations of a prospective employee and different employment procedures.

Once you have your foot in the door, it all depends on YOU and how far YOUR organisation will allow YOU to use YOUR skills.

Subhanallah, I know a contractor who in just 3 years (after switching careers from being a plumber mg has moved from basic network diagnostics (1st line or Junior Network Role) to being part of the Design or 4th Line team, where solutions to an organisations network are drawn up.

Hope that helps.

Thanks bro, this has gave me a little insight into what I would prob expect.

Mashallah to that brother who changed career and now working in designing networks. :thumbs_up

 

[nazeer_uk]

Does anyone have any materials or links that can help me on renforce my knowledge on subnetting and VLSM please.

 

[KittenLover]

Does anyone have any materials or links that can help me on renforce my knowledge on subnetting and VLSM please.

brother go through the thread, somewhere a brother posted a pdf on subnetting.

 

[Nimboo]

Does anyone have any materials or links that can help me on reinforce my knowledge on subnetting and VLSM please.

I can Upload the Train Signal Videos (Chris Bryant), but not until next week, i have a busy 80 hour week ;D

 

[nazeer_uk]

I can Upload the Train Signal Videos (Chris Bryant), but not until next week, i have a busy 80 hour week ;D

I would be much appreciative bro if you could . I need to nail Cisco Academy then CCNA :shade:

 

[Salahudeen]

I would be much appreciative bro if you could . I need to nail Cisco Academy then CCNA :shade:

The video's are really good I prefer this way instead of reading the books.

 

[nazeer_uk]

The video's are really good I prefer this way instead of reading the books.

I kinda agree, for me it depends on the subject, there are somethings that are needed to be shown to be understood.

 

[Abdul Qadir]

Re: Cisco (CCNA)

:hmm:...I am in the Middle East, with a CCNA and others. With no luck in getting a good job, I let it expire this month.imsad

networking knowledge is of little use if one has got little or no knowledge of systems, os, servers etc...do u have mcse or mcitp? mcsa/mcse/mcitp is like a hat..ccna is just like a feather to decorate the hat...well, at least this is what i have been taught and have experienced in my job hunt..Systems is always easier than networking..i would trade in my ccna for mcsa anytime..lol..