Which networking jobs you ave autonomy
egrizzly
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...ok out of all of them (Cisco, Exchange, VMware, e.t.c) which one of them have autonomy? I mean which ones can you leave the state for, resurface in another state, and make major $$$$ with no boss hounding your back the whole time.
B.Sc (Info. Systems), CISSP, CCNA, CCNP, Security+
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Master Of Puppets
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That would be self-employment. Also, that is not determined by the technologies you work with. It comes down to the company and your position within the company, among other things. There isn't an answer to the question as you have put it.Yes, I am a criminal. My crime is that of curiosity. My crime is that of judging people by what they say and think, not what they look like. My crime is that of outsmarting you, something that you will never forgive me for. -
cyberguypr
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This is a matter of corporate culture, not specific technology. I know people in several tech field who work like that. -
JDMurray
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With self-employment it's your customers that are holding you back!Master Of Puppets wrote: »That would be self-employment.
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emerald_octane
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Don't forget SMB. If you're the only one with primary access to the net gear then you can make your own rules (of course with your bosses/VPs approval). -
fredrikjj
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Textbook author. I have no idea how much money you make, but I assume that you can at least set your own hours and work from anywhere. -
JDMurray
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I have worked as a staff writer for a technical book publisher. Yes, you can work anywhere you want, but you are still a slave to deadlines for content submissions and rewrites. And you don't make much (or any) money on royalties, unless you sell at the volume of Michener, Rowling, and Stephen King.
