Personal advice. List your certifications only. CCNP,CCDP,CCNA,MCSE,etc...
There is no certification called "CCIE written". I would instead place this
under experience section.
When I was a hiring manager, I frowned heavily upon candidates who made up
certifications like putting "CNE 6/8", which
George
I would strongly advise against list "CCIE Written" as a certification on
your resume. I would recommend either mentioning it in a descriptive
paragraph about yourself, or under education in some kind of in progress
section. In both cases it may be worthwhile to give a REALISTIC estima
The resume should only list certs that are worth mentioning (such as, don't
list ccna when you already got a ccnp, or mcp when you are a mcse) it is
equiv to you stating that you went to elemetary school, secondary school,
high school, and then you got your BS in computer science.
Experience shou
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Personal advice. List your certifications only. CCNP,CCDP,CCNA,MCSE,etc...
There is no certification called "CCIE written". I would instead place this
under exp
George,
As someone who has been interviewing alot of candidates recently, I agree
with Peter's point completely. Everyone I've ever interviewed with CCIE
written on their resume has been a waste of my time, and most of them
haven't done anything more to pursue the lab. When I see that, it is a
>From experience speaking
I put my COMPLETED certifications on the resume. On the cover email I do
list some of the certs. NP/DP etc.. but I also put CCIE(lab candidate). To
just show that I am pursuing it. I do not need the IE, the resume speaks
for itself so when potential clients ask, I am do
Thanks all for the constructive response, these where the kind of answers
that I needed.
George Zutaut
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One thing that I've seen that works well is to list that you are
scheduled to take the CCIE lab on xx/xx/. That lets a prospective
employer know that you are at least scheduled.
Frank Jimenez, CCIE #5738
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I'll second that approach...
-Eric
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> One thing that I've seen that works well is to list that you are
> scheduled to take
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