Cisco a "Skill" Hee hee
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@scottalanmiller said in Home Projects for My Server:
@EddieJennings said in Home Projects for My Server:
Just got an E-mail from a recruiter. I always chuckle when I see Cisco listed as a "skill."
I like to think that "not giving in to Cisco advertising" is a skill.
And I now realize I put this in the wrong thread. /sigh
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Even taking things at their most serious, it's like having a Microsoft skill or an IBM skill.
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@scottalanmiller Yeah. Seeing such a thing in a job posting makes me wonder if either there's a step to go through which includes a non-techincal HR screen, or the company doesn't have anyone really prepared to screen an IT applicant.
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@EddieJennings said in Cisco a "Skill" Hee hee:
@scottalanmiller Yeah. Seeing such a thing in a job posting makes me wonder if either there's a step to go through which includes a non-techincal HR screen, or the company doesn't have anyone really prepared to screen an IT applicant.
It means, at the very least, that hiring talent isn't much of a priority.
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I don't know how to Cisco, will this hinder my IT career?
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! I've got it! I'm going to make a Cisco+ certification! I'll be richer than Tron from Chapelle.
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You should call it the C+
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Cisco.... above average.
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"Printer Programming"
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I will say, I learned what I know about networking while taking the classes for my Associate's degree, which were my CCNA preparation classes. I've obviously learned more since then, but that training did move me beyond clueless.
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@EddieJennings said in Cisco a "Skill" Hee hee:
I will say, I learned what I know about networking while taking the classes for my Associate's degree, which were my CCNA preparation classes. I've obviously learned more since then, but that training did move me beyond clueless.
Same here!
