Just study both and go easy on the incitement of textual riots. At 10:15 AM 4/2/2003 +0000, you wrote: >Hopefully I'm not going to stir another whirpool here. > >Today I was surfing job sites and found out that where there are less than >dozen jobs available for CCIE in Silicon valley, there are more than 80 jobs >available for Linux engineers. Their initial salaries seem to be better than >CCIE nowaday. >We all understand that we take great pride in achieving CCIE. It is not only >the hardest network certifications to get, but also financial rewards used >to be excellent, too. > >No matter how much efforts we put in these CCIE certifications, our fates >are still being subject to the cruel law of supply and demand especially in >this time of war. > >Linux is not easy. There are many commands to remember. But it doesn't >require to invest thousands of dollars in routers and switches for training. >However their demands are higher than ever. On the other hand, the supply >for the CCIEs seems to surpass today's demand and for some serious time to >come. > >Some might say, you study CCIE because you love the networking. Alright, but >if the future salaries for CCIEs are going to be somewhere near MCSE level, >would you put such an effort to get CCIE certs and still pursuing the career >of Cisco? > >Where are we heading? Someone please enlighten us.
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