My guess (probably not worth $0.02) .... not a whole lot more than someone
with a single discipline CCIE. The difference will be seen in this person's
ability to pick and choose their jobs.
Example: I bet that a company looking for a contractor to design a new
security infrastructure would look just as closely at a CCNP/CCDP/Security
as they would a CCIE without the security addendum. The "everything" CCIE
would get the best look of all in this case but I doubt that the $$$ would
be much different than what would be offered to either of the others were
they the best candidate for the job. The company budgets a certain number
of dollars for a given job and while they might budge a bit they are not
going to break the bank for someone who brings additional skills that do not
relate directly to the project.
Nathan
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott M. Trieste [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 6:56 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Flame bait.
Ladies and gents!
Just a thought. But I was curious as to the most vicious combination of
Cisco paper. It's no secret that a CCIE is by far the most sought after
cert on the planet. That being the case I'd be curious to know what kind of
position/compensation someone with CCIE/Design/R&S/Security would have. If
in fact this person exists. Anyway, this is just a thought, feel free to
flame away if you must.
Regards,
Scott M. Trieste
CCNP/Security,CCDP,MCSE+I+Win2k, RHCE
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