A companies benefits for having a CCIE on staff?

MrDMrD Member Posts: 441
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Exactly what are they, if any? I hear rumors all the time, but I would like some hard facts so I can push my employer into more IE training :)
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  • PCHoldmannPCHoldmann Member Posts: 450
    Really depends on the company. For a Cisco partner, having a certain number of CCIEs on staff is required for certain partner levels. For a non-partner consulting type company, it adds some prestige. For any company, it adds a very knowledgeable worker. For some, it might just be bragging rights for management when talking to another CIO/CEO/etc. There are many other benefits, but those are some of the more obvious ones.

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  • mikej412mikej412 Member Posts: 10,090
    From the CCIE Program Features page it looks like a non-business partner who hires a CCIE would get: 
    Service requests made to Cisco Technical Support (TS) by CCIEs in good standing, on behalf of an organization with a valid support contract, will be routed directly to the more experienced core TS support engineers.
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  • WebmasterWebmaster Admin Posts: 10,292 Admin
    For a non-business partner with frequent service requests that sounds like a good quote to remember for people who need to convince their employer to invest in CCIE training/exam.
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  • MrDMrD Member Posts: 441
    Thanks. This should help out.
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