CCNA How much can I get paid? The Sequal

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[RattNaCage]

I don't have any Cisco certs. If I did, I would work as a Network Bitch for free. Even if I had to clean toilet, too. If I really had to, I would live in a van down by the river. I would continue to doing it, until something better came along. (Waiting out the clock!)

[booduh099]

@RattNaCage Ok, I have no idea what this point means

[vsonic86]

so what is the answer of how much can you get paid for CCNA?

[booduh099]

@vsonic86 Are you really asking this question?

[crikeycrocadillian61]

@booduh099 I am seriously asking because I am one of those people that had an expectation planted in my head when I decided to go for the CCNA certification. I have been out of work or two years and did not start studying for the CCNA until last August. I halfway through Cisco 3 and plan to get my CCNA in the next couple of so months. My last job I was paid over $55k a year doing sales. I do have an associates degree in electronics from DeVry but, Yeah, I did have expectations. So what's up?

[booduh099]

@crikeycrocadillian61 The reason my videos on this subject is vague, is because there is no answer. If a answer must be given...than I would say between 20k to 80k a year. Depending your experience, money that the company is willing to pay, and how well your interview went.

[mauricet2010]

I just want to thank you for your videos. It's nice to have a networking mentor that keeps it real.

[123456iambelial]

@vsonic86 At 50:42.

[spunknot]

@booduh099 In an effort to clear up some confusion on the payscale.com CCNA median salary you were browsing. The Currency was in Indian rupees. 1 Indian rupee = 0.0197 US dollars according to google. The website listed Less than 1 year experience at Rs 181,443, approximately equal to (by my calculation) $3,574.

Good Video, cheers

[booduh099]

@spacewerks01.... Nice Feed back.......... I strongly reccomend that if you want to get into the field and be able to hold your ground......CCNP is a great start. Use CCNA has learning the basic for your CCNP, no matter what track you take

[spacewerks01]

I wouldn't tell my employer that I got the lowest level cert. So expect nothing, look around on TV you'll see so many Ad's about a career in Networking. Step your game up and go for a CCNP at least. Im in the boat where I got my CCNA while on the Job, I will never open my mouth till I get my shit together. I work with CCNA's who are working on printers so