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Does anyone go to or did go to school for computer networking? I just started at the college by me. It cost $2,200 for 10 weeks.... what a rip-off....:rocket:
How much do networkers make around your areas?
and where you guys from?
Do you think its a good career?
The professors at the college were calling me big money man cause they say i can make alot of money in 2 years.
i hope so :biggrin:
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I'm so very close to deleting this thread. From now on, when you say mayonaise and whip cream, there damn well better be fucking mayonaise and whip cream involved, or I WILL delete it. Get my drift?:disgust:
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And there better be hot babes under that whipped cream!!!!
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Quote: from joegee22 on 9:16 pm on Dec. 15, 2002[br]Ooohhh... look at me. Im a moderator.... OOOO weeeee Im cool...
Its in networking.. it has something to do with it moron :thefinger_red:
As I am a moderator in this forum, any more lip from you and I'll not only lock your thread, I'll damn well come round and rape your cat as well- you have been warned
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In answer to your questions-
More than a Gas attendant, less than City analyst. But the big money is paid to people with relevant certification e.g. CCIE.
Not telling.
Nope, too many idiots in the business already.
Expect to be laid off every 3 years, our industry is a roller-coaster.
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Yeah the CCIE is the way to go if you want good money. I know a CCIE in Dallas that's 21 years old and making about $150k plus bonus. He set up VoIP for DuPont and they fronted him a cool $500k for the long distance POTS savings after 1 year of implementation. Not a bad little income.
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What's CCIE ? im just taking my regular needed class', then i have to go to trig next semester..lol i hope i can do it. :cold:
also, i havent made a choice yet. whats the difference and wahts better between microsoft and novel. or cisco too. Im leaning more towards microsoft. :beerchug:
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You need some MS stuff, obviously. That's the world in which we live. Novell is not as popular as it once was. TCP/IP in a MS Domain world is where it's at. W/ Cisco certs, you can run and maintain hardware in all world. The 'net runs on Cisco products. Don't shy away from any Juniper certs you may come across either. Being diversified will help you immensely. Juniper has some great stuff out right now and is giving Cisco a run for their money. Juniper is to Cisco what AMD is to Intel, except Juniper is not always faster. Just some of their equipment is.
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