I would find it silly to include "CCIE Written" in an email signature
that was going elsewhere, but on a list like this I don't see why it's
an issue. It's simply an indication of progress to others who are
pursuing similar certifications. I've decided that I like the approach
of not putting any
My thoughts:
E-mail Signatures:
I do not personally put anything on that I am not certified in. For example:
CCIE Written, BCRAN, CIT, etc. But I can understand why others do. They are
either proud of the fact that they have passed the CCIE written, and/or want
to give other people a signal wher
If you look at some job postings these days, there are employers who expect
you to put "CCIE written passed " specifically in your resume.
just my 2 cents.
raymond
CCNP/DP, SUN CSA, MCSE, CNE
"juno vtv" wrote in message
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> I have noticed that people
I agree with your comments. In my view, it is an entrance exam to weed out
people who would waste lab time, rather than any qualification in its own
right.
I won't put it for fear of looking a little jumped up.
Gaz
CCNP, Friend of a few CCIE's, visited Oxford University once, Retired MCSE.
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