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It's 2006. Do You Know Where Your IT Career Is?
Whether you're thinking of starting a career with computers and
information technology, or thinking about earning a professional
certification such as the CCNA or MCSE to accelerate your
career, there is no better time to start than today. Silicon
Valley is hiring again, and while we all can't work for Google,
IT hiring is at its highest level in years and the opportunities
for driven, motivated individuals are unlimited.
I also know that for many of us, the holiday season is a good
excuse to put off those studies! "I'll study for the CCNA after
Thanksgiving..." "I'll start working on my CCNP after the New
Year..." Well, guess what - the new year is here.
It's 2006. Where is your IT career? Are you actively studying to
earn a certification, or are you still thinking about it? Are
you attending a school to break into the IT field, or are you
still thinking about it?
Newton's First Law Of Motion states that an object at rest tends
to stay at rest, and an object at motion tends to stay in
motion. This is true of careers as well, including yours. Where
do you want your career to be in one year? Do you want to have
earned several certifications in that time, therefore advancing
your career, or do you want to be in the exact same place you
are today?
The only person who can make this decision is you. And I can
speak from experience that when you begin putting your career
into motion - the possibilities are unlimited. But you have to
get started - today!
About the author:
Chris Bryant, CCIE #12933, is the owner of The Bryant Advantage
, home of free CCNA and CCNP
tutorials! Pass the CCNA exam with Chris Bryant!
Chris Bryant
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