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Message: <blockquote data-quote="3.5G" data-source="post: 18882792" data-attributes="member: 158943">This is a good topic and I wanna share my experience with u guys I work for a reputed company in SL and I do some consulting work for some firms The most common mistake people make is they prepare aa general CV Ie network engineer with CCNA or Microsoft certifications Unless u have contacts in a company u r going to apply u have like 0.01% or less chance of getting the job Cuz now everyone has CCNA and ccnp and beleive me my company has 80+ interns who has ccna np mcsa......only 10 was selected without referenceIn Europe and us they have career guidance they guide you to select your career but we don't have them here or I haven't heard of them here So for a person who is into networking how to get a job U need to brach out ur CV Eg. Only switching or routing Y only one subject cuz a general network administrator who handles switching routing all the stuff is either lying or just studying ccna lol So what's branching out ?Networking - switching- routing - voice- security- datacenter Etc..... More sub branches And then there's products based braches ie Cisco juniper extream ...... HP..... EtcNow how are you going to select and which branch is good for your career ? First do a through market research on jobs and what the companies want what are their requirements Most SL companies nowadays request Linux guys with good Firewall knowledge And invest your time on that Or...... Telecommunications industry require JUNIPEer engineers so go into thatSelect a branch or a sub branch never stay general And another best thing to do is lookup CVs of guys who work for big companies Okay that's it I'm tired typing on my mobile just my two cents hope this helps</blockquote>

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