well here's da problem,its not really a problem i guess but i'm kinda confused about all this:S
i'm currently doing BCS(british computer society professional examinations),well its pretty kewl considering u can complete a degree equalent programm in half da time:D
anyways all it has is theory so i'm guessing i'll need more than that to convince a company to hire me lol,so i'm asking you guys to point me out some path...options available to me are
*SUN certifications like SCJP and above.
MS certifications like MCSD etc or in a totally different way da CISCO programms..i've been with programming side all my life but don't really mind changing it cuz i heard networking jobs are like no work jobs most of da time:D
obviously i've too many options and i'm really confused about all this.Somebody please help me out:)
i'm so sorry if this is da wrong section to ask this:)
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Jump to Postmaybe you should start learning some English, and don't try to do that in "half da time".
If I were to get a cover letter or resume written like you are writing I'd ditch it instantly.
Jump to PostYou can try to get CCNA/CCIE certified.
Jump to Postmaybe you read my post which got deleted
was that one even worse gibberish than the one that didn't get deleted?
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thanku :)
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you still don't get it, do you?
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Still using "text speak" and still a fool.
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