mark_narouz asked:


Which is better and which to choose ?
Currently I’m a PM in the electrical panel boards industry , and I think of switching to the networks field (Cisco) … any ideas ?
I’m a CCNA certified and worked for an ISP for 1 yr

network inventory management

ngfhorn asked:


I will have a Bachelors in Business Management in a couple of weeks. After 2 years of being a stay at home mom, occasionally performing as a musician, I have no idea where to begin in Business Management. I have a ton of experience working with others as a leader and team member but because it is in the music industry, employers do not see my experience as justified. I am a hard worker who gives 110% on the job if I can be given an unbiased consideration. I forgot to mention- I am a Marine wife which means it is likely that I will move within 3-4 years in every location. I have been a private teacher for over 14 years but to network takes at least a year in any given area. I have looked into working from home for LEGITIMATE businesses in order to maintain a career- benefits are not an issue. Just a career! Any suggestions?? Thanks!

open source network management

SHYBOY69ER asked:


I’ve served my country for the past 6 years (enlisted) and receive a B.A. in Business Administration. I’ve worked in Aviation Maintenance Administration (Computer Networking, program management, etc..) And I’m now at a crossroad were if I stay in I have a secure job as an Officer or get out and take my chances, I need to find a job that pays well over $55K to maintain my lifestyle and that has a great potential to get to $100K within a few years. What careers with this degree will get me an opportunity to earn that kind of income? More details: I live in Ventura County, Southern California, I’m in my early 20’s, very smart I was on the top 3% of my graduating Class and been a top performer in the military.
All these answers are awesome but I’m not looking for an MLM. I would really like to here from those of you who have been in the military and got out and now are doing great in a career or as a business owners (not a Network Marketing professional) and would not have it otherwise. I think any prior military who did not retire from the military would understand my position.

network configuration management

buckeyesid asked:


Information Security
Messaging Infrastructure
Windows Server
Storage Management
Telecommunications and WAN
Wireless Networking

Please reply sensibly; this is going to be a big career decision. Thanks.

video network management

Ryan S asked:


I am currently employed with a company that has illegal business practices. Unemployment insurance only covers a layoff, not a voulantary quit.

I MUST get out, but this is the only source of income for me and my pregnant fiencee. Family members are not in a position to help out. I do run a small business doing computer repair for businesses and residential clients, but due to the lack of funds for an advertising budget, my client base is too small to provide a sufficent income to cover for a full time job.

To make things even more difficult, I made some bad choices when I was 17 that left me with forgery & bad check felony convictions.

On the plus side, I have 2 vocational certificates (1 year each). One in Business Office Administration, and one in Computer Networking. I also have various technical certifications, and am certified in HIPAA compliance.

Also on the plus side, I am an experienced manager and it person with 7 years of experience. Willing to relocate.

Any ideas?

OLLIE

Kevin C asked:


Hi.

I am seriously considering changing careers from management consulting to a job in IT; preferably to do with hardware as an engineer or support services. I have a first degree in Business Economics & Finance.

I am very technical with PCs and I more or less sort out all of my current office’s problems. I have more than 7 years experience working with PCs and regularly upgrade and install parts on my system. I am very confortable with computers and networking and would like to pursue a career where I can improve my skills in the IT sector; does anyone have any tips that can get me started? Do I have get a degree for a career in this sector? All answers welcome.

NORMAND

ChoklitDrop asked:


*I have an associates degree in Networks System Administration

*Currently pursuing a bachelors in Technical Managment, with a focus in Sales & Marketing…

I just wanted to know what would be my professional title, and is it a high-paying career field and are people with my degree in high-demand???

THANKS IN ADVANCE TO RESPECTFUL & HELPFUL ANSWERS

MILO