impasse: Microsoft or Cisco

Hello:
Im at an impasse im about done with the comptia basics (a+, net+, sec+) and after im done with those i can choose one of two ways microsoft mcitp or cisco ccna/ccnp ect
im not quite sure what route to go with or should i go with something else completely
what route is more desirable to companies for network admins
ive done job searches and both have about the same results
Im at an impasse im about done with the comptia basics (a+, net+, sec+) and after im done with those i can choose one of two ways microsoft mcitp or cisco ccna/ccnp ect
im not quite sure what route to go with or should i go with something else completely
what route is more desirable to companies for network admins
ive done job searches and both have about the same results
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Well maybe you could follow this path and decide afterward:
CCNA --> MCITP:SA
I plan on doing the CCNA and CCDA after I am finished with my Bachelor degree. I realize that I need to get a better handle on network infrastructure so I can see the, "Big Picture". Of course that is just me.
yea we go to the same school i was thinking i could take one cisco and one linux after i finish
but i didnt wanna go that route if the microsoft stuff isnt as popular as cisco
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I'm finding where I live it's a good idea to have experience with both.
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Save the advanced Certification like the CCNP or MS Enterprise Admin or RedHat Engineer for once you've decided which you like the best or think will take your career in the direction you want.
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