If you're feeling bogged down by your CCIE exams, think of the Benjamins (if that rocks your boat). My fellow blogger Michael Morris, who blogs for Cisco Subnet, is a CCIE and was approached by a recruiter pitching him a job in the DC area that paid between $135k to $155k. Michael says that's a bit less than what he thinks is the going rate in a high-cost area. CCIEs in the SF Bay Area for instance, won't get out of bed for less than $200k ... Read his blog here.
Hi everyone,
I am Linda Leung and I write Network World's IT Careers and Training Newsletter and occasionally I get e-mails from readers with all sorts of career-related questions. While I love hearing from readers, I find that I am unable to provide adequate answers to many of the questions because I am a journalist, not an IT recruiter, trainer or employer. Which is why I'm calling for your help. As I receive questions from readers I am going to open out the questions to you - the seasoned IT pro - to help answer. Please use this platform as a resource and please help each other out. This should become a pretty vibrant community for IT pros looking to advance their careers.
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I'm Linda Leung, assistant site editor of NetworkWorld.com. I write Network World's IT Careers and Training http://www.networkworld.com/newsletters/edu/index.html and edit Network World's Cisco Subnet community, your gateway to daily Cisco news, blogs, discussion forums, giveaways and more.
This blog is your place to discuss career-related issues. If you have a career-related question you'd like to open up to our readers - working IT professionals in the field, please e-mail me and I'll get your question up in this blog. If you're reading this blog and can provide aswers to the questions you see, please dive in with your answers. This is your resource and I'd like it to be as useful as can be, so please e-mail me if you have suggestions on how we can further improve our career-related resources. Also, check out our IT Careers Research Center, where you'll find updated career-related news, career-related blogs written by industry experts, and more.
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