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View Poll Results: Which IT Certification Do You Consider Most Valuable?
Project Management Professional (PMP) 1 5.26%
Novell Certified Linux Professional (Novell CLP) 0 0%
Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) 2 10.53%
Cisco Certified Security Professional (CCSP) 0 0%
Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) 3 15.79%
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) 1 5.26%
Cisco Certified InterNetworking Expert (CCIE) 4 21.05%
Other (with explanation) 8 42.11%
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I don't really know a whole lot about the computer field, but from what I've read and from what Duki's told me, the Cisco Certified InterNetworking Expert (CCIE) seems to be the most sought after title from hiring managers.

What do you think?
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I'm "other" because I'm not certified for any of that but I wanted to participate anyway. Lol.
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Lol well it's mainly just which do you think employers desire most. =p
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I have a friend that is already employed for a job like that and she just graduated from high school this year (yesterday actually). I think she's just certified in a few basic classes at my school like VB and Java.
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I'm other, I got parts of those. Currently have A+ Network+, Security+, MCSA, CCNA. Currently working on my MCSE.
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My boyfriend got his MCSE last year when he was only a senior in high school.
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I voted CCIE as well.
And my second choice would be RHCE.
IMHO, if you have these two certifications, you can pretty much write your own paycheck.
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CCIE. I hope to attain this one day
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I voted CCIE, but it really comes down to experience...

Also, programming certs (like for Java, VB, etc...) are worthless, and A+ are a dime a dozen. CCIE, MCSE, and RHCE (and maybe, just maybe, CCSP) are probably the only ones of any great value on the list.
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I voted other.. I consider A+ to be the most valuable certification, because it is the only certification that I have lol
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