> With the death (or extended delay) of CCIE Design, I think that the CCDP
is
> sufficiently different that it can/should be used alongside of CCIE.
>
> CCNP on the otherhand flows directly into CCIE R&S.
I, basically, agree with Kevin except for this. You are required to be a
MCP before a MCSE. Same goes for CBS before CBE and CNA before CNE. Now
with Cisco all bets are off. The CCNA/P or CCDA/P are mutually independent
from the CCIE (any flavor). It is redundant, but I feel if you went to the
trouble and expense why not put ALL your Cisco certifications.
Say someone was a CCIE R&S, CCNA, CCNP, CCDA, CCDP, MCSE, CNE, and
Checkpoint CCSA. On a business card, all of that will not fit and look
right. For example, I would use: David L. Blair, CCIE, MCSE, CNE, CCSA.
The TOP certification from each certification area. On the resume I would
list them all.
When I get my CCIE I plan to list all my certifications or least as many
that will fit on one line of a business card. The number of certifications
is also measure of where you have been and your tenure in the business.
--
"Through Complexity there is Simplicity,
Through Simplicity there is Complexity"
David L. Blair - CCNP, CCNA, MCSE, CBE, A+, 3Wizard
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