two words: Radia Perlman
It's true that women are in the minority in the WAN field. However, it
seems that most of the women in the field are far more compentent then my
fellow males (in general, on a qty basis). The person that helped teach me
BGP and prepare for my lab exam is a nice person named Lisa who works for
Lucent. Talk to her about being a woman in a man's field. She's been doing
this stuff for a long long time...let me know if you'd like her e-mail
address
:)
-Brad Ellis
CCIE#5796
""Ms. Maria"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello my friends,
>
> I have been looking for a job in Cisco field. I have earned CCNA, already
> have MCSE, and doing my CCNP now. While going for interviews, I sometime
> feel that this Routing and Swtiching environment is strictly man
dominated.
> I have never seen a woman interviewing me for WAN job. Funny thing is
that
> I am going to one institute from last couple of months and I am only one
> girl taking CCNP classes with 25+ men in my class. Sometimes, I sit back
and
> think that if I have chosen a wrong profession?? Any advice from people
who
> are already working in this field will be helpful. Is there any sex
> discrimination going on for these jobs?
> By the way, I am in USA this time.
>
> Thanks for the consideration!
>
> Maria
>
>
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