I need an advice of Seniors..

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hi Seniors,
I'm CCNA certified. Have not found job yet, but I want keep studying. But i'm confused to select my next Cisco course, between, CCDA, CCSA, CCNA(voice) or CCNP. Which one of these would you recommend me, according to UK job market.
I will be thankful for your advices.
thanks
I'm CCNA certified. Have not found job yet, but I want keep studying. But i'm confused to select my next Cisco course, between, CCDA, CCSA, CCNA(voice) or CCNP. Which one of these would you recommend me, according to UK job market.
I will be thankful for your advices.
thanks
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The only value CCNA Voice may have is to get your resume in front of a hiring manager for a VoIP role in a company, but that is about the extent of it - from there it would be up to you to sell yourself to the manager to take a gamble on training you into the role.
My CCNA R/S cert actually got me my interview for my current role of Voice / Data network engineer (though I don't really consider myself engineer level), and I was able to talk myself into a job offer from the interview, and I honestly had little to no prior experience. The only reason I actually did the CCNA Voice is actually because I had no idea how to do any of the Voice stuff at my new job, and had to learn it extremely rapidly, but it was nice cause my work place was practically an 8 hour lab session every day.
Anyways, that's what I have to say about that
CUCM study itself could take an entire month, unless you absorb material like a sponge, you are only going to get enough out of the material to pass a test. Without working with voice or labbing a LOT, you will not be able to answer troubleshooting questions at all in an interview, which is why I said the certification will get you the interview but it's up to you to put in the extra leg work to pull through it (or work your charm to persuade your way into the position)