Which are the highest paying and most in-demand CCIE Tracks?

skinsFan202

Wayne Lawson from iPExpert did some good analysis and breakdown here recently to answer the question.

iPexpert Founder Wayne Lawson – Looking For a Job :: Undercover Boss « Uncategorized « CCIE Blog

Thing that surprised me the most in this was the amount of demand in Texas

aftereffector

That was a great read. Thanks for sharing it!

FloOz

Yeah great read. Thanks for the post.

Danielh22185

skinsFan202 wrote: »

Wayne Lawson from iPExpert did some good analysis and breakdown here recently to answer the question.

iPexpert Founder Wayne Lawson – Looking For a Job :: Undercover Boss « Uncategorized « CCIE Blog

Thing that surprised me the most in this was the amount of demand in Texas

I am not suprised at all about Texas being in 2nd. Give it 3-5 years and it will be the leader. IT jobs are explosive here, espically network engineering jobs. With no state income tax as well many companies are reloacting infrastructure services here. My company originally housed all its engineering / operations positions out of NY/NJ. Now more than 80% are in Texas.

TBickle

I second what Daniel said. There's no shortage of them, especially in Austin.

Danielh22185

TBickle wrote: »

I second what Daniel said. There's no shortage of them, especially in Austin.

I think I get a call for a job in Austin once a week!

Iristheangel

I will eventually start my studies for the CCIE R&S probably at the end of next year. I've also become REALLY interested in the CCIE DC as well just because there is a LOT of overlap in the two and studying for one will get you most of the way for the other.

Makes me happy to know that the salaries are great for both and R&S is in great demand

ccnpninja

thanks for posting

Paul6

Agreed, great read.

lsud00d

I think beyond being an interesting article in its focus, it has some really good resume advice. Nice find!

TechGuru80

Great article for anybody on a path for a CCIE.

gorebrush

Good article, wish someone would do a UK version though.

Trouble is - a CCIE job doesn't come up very often in South Wales - and so far in my career I've only met one CCIE.....

lsud00d

I was working with a CCIE the other day and pulled one of these--

http://i.imgur.com/qXpfuht.jpg