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Rave18

Can someone get a Computer Networking related job at Cisco, based only on Certifications (minus a degree) ?

Thank You, in advance.

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scaredoftests

Apply and find out!

adrenaline19

There are a few people on this job that work for Cisco. You could always send them a message and ask what's up.

I assume they'd laugh you out of the building if you show up with only CompTia certs though.

ccie14023

adrenaline19 wrote: »

I assume they'd laugh you out of the building if you show up with only CompTia certs though.

Not if they're applying for an admin assistant position!

cyberguypr

Show up to interview with Network+ and explain how you don't believe in vendor-specific certs. HIRED!!!

adrenaline19

cyberguypr wrote: »

Show up to interview with Network+ and explain how you don't believe in vendor-specific certs. HIRED!!!

lol, nice!

Mooseboost

Do you have any experience? Degrees are not really a big thing here, at least in the area that I work. Certifications are looked well upon, but experience and passion are the keys in this culture.

Iristheangel

Degrees aren't as important as skills, certs and experience imho

DatabaseHead

Iristheangel wrote: »

Degrees aren't as important as skills, certs and experience imho

Agree with this, for networking. Good friend of mine runs an AT&T data center, has a BS and MS in CS which landed him a management positions (so it obviously helped), but let his CCNP expire and it has cost him some opportunities with Google and Amazon.

@ OP I've seen the CCNA work miracles for entry level employees. It's the only "entry" certification that I have seen do anything for anyone on a regular occurrence.