CCNA + Degree == Job ?

Hi,I am wondering where a new university graduate with bachelor of science degree in computer science and CCNA stading in the job market.
plus some other developer certs
maybe CCNP is the starting point?

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tech77

myhusky wrote:

Hi,I am wondering where a new university graduate with bachelor of science degree in computer science and CCNA stading in the job market.
plus some other developer certs
maybe CCNP is the starting point?

Seems like you'd be a valuable employee to almost any organization. Have you looked around anywere? The thing to do is prepare to be mobile for that first job. You may have to move to an area where there's some need for your skills.

Also, if you live in a red state you're going to have to move to a blue state 'cause that's where all the smart people are anyway.

tunerX

That would be a good thing if all the democrats moved to the blue states. Then they would never win elections.

tech77

tunerX wrote:

That would be a good thing if all the democrats moved to the blue states. Then they would never win elections.

Cha-ching! Nice, but we'll make a comeback for the '06 midterm elections and I'm pumped up for '08. We'll get it right eventually. Its not too late to undo the damage.

pandimus

hate to differ, but im in a blue state, and the majority of the people here. "making it blue".. Are.. dummmmmb...

myhusky

saw from news some ppl planning move to canada!!

garv221

myhusky wrote:

saw from news some ppl planning move to canada!!

Let'em live the Canadian dream?

Drakonblayde

Gee, I didn't know John Chambers was running for office. Can't imagine any other reason why politics would be a relevant topic in a Cisco forum

tech77

Drakonblayde wrote:

Gee, I didn't know John Chambers was running for office. Can't imagine any other reason why politics would be a relevant topic in a Cisco forum

It really isn't relevant, but it sure is a lot of fun.

Like beating on a hornet's nest.