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Which cisco path is more in demand?
20x6
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RouteThisWay
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The one you enjoy the most.
You will be much more knowledgeable and come across more knowledgeable if you intend to specialize in something that genuinely interests you.
If you spend your time dedicating your career to what is more in demand at the time, you will always be behind the curve. Pick something that truly interests you and that you want to learn. You will find yourself slowly become the "go to guy" for that technology, instead of the bandwagoner who won't be able to find a job because 150,000 other people saw that skill was in demand at the time."Vision is not enough; it must be combined with venture." ~ Vaclav Havel -
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Bl8ckr0uter
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routing and switching, wireless, security, or voice?
This is going to vary from market to market. Do some google-fu/indeed searching and see what people are asking for in your neck of the woods. -
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It depends on what interest you the most but most people take the routing and switching route(CCNP) however Security professionals(CCSP) are in high demand Cisco Career Certifications - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaCompTIA A+ (2009 Edition) | CompTIA Network + (2009 Edition) | CompTIA Security + (2008 Edition) | CASP | CCDA | CCNA | CCNAS | CCNAV | CCDP | CCNP | CCNP:Security | MCTS | MCP | MCSA | MCSE | MCITP:EA | ITIL v3 Foundation 8) -
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laidbackfreak
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keep in mind while other tracks may appear more in demand on job boards etc. They ALL without doubt expect you to have a good understanding of routing and switching under your belt.
You cant go wrong with nor can you avoid that, everything else can be added later.if I say something that can be taken one of two ways and one of them offends, I usually mean the other one :-)
