Comments on: Step #1. http://www.cciequest.com/2009/01/02/step-1/ On a quest for the digits... Tue, 15 Jun 2010 22:51:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: al http://www.cciequest.com/2009/01/02/step-1/#comment-133 al Sat, 03 Jan 2009 17:40:52 +0000 http://www.cciequest.com/?p=30#comment-133 Hi Amp, Thanks for the answer ;) Keep us informed about your progress, reading others is really a motivation for my own quest. I am sure they are other readers :) (you are referenced here: http://www.netvibes.com/ccie#Voice and here http://www.ccieblog.com/browse, so readers are in the dark ) Hi Amp,

Thanks for the answer ;)
Keep us informed about your progress, reading others is really a motivation for my own quest.

I am sure they are other readers :)
(you are referenced here: http://www.netvibes.com/ccie#Voice and here http://www.ccieblog.com/browse, so readers are in the dark )

]]> By: CCIETalk http://www.cciequest.com/2009/01/02/step-1/#comment-132 CCIETalk Sat, 03 Jan 2009 14:02:34 +0000 http://www.cciequest.com/?p=30#comment-132 Don't ya worry I think you are doing fine. I think your manager did you a favor by pushing you to voice. I know it's hard to do this without equipment but what I can recommend you is exploring one technology at a time. I made some mistakes during my R&S process and that's why I am STILL working on it but I will make sure I don't do that for other tracks. If you have passed Written then great otherwise start with that blueprint and hammer at EACH technology at a time. You might be spending $$ on rack rentals but call this investment in your future and bite it. I have deployed a few CMEs but I dont think I will be of ANY help to you. Check with CCIEDownunder, he is starting on CCIE Voice also. I hope this helped. Don’t ya worry I think you are doing fine. I think your manager did you a favor by pushing you to voice. I know it’s hard to do this without equipment but what I can recommend you is exploring one technology at a time. I made some mistakes during my R&S process and that’s why I am STILL working on it but I will make sure I don’t do that for other tracks. If you have passed Written then great otherwise start with that blueprint and hammer at EACH technology at a time. You might be spending $$ on rack rentals but call this investment in your future and bite it. I have deployed a few CMEs but I dont think I will be of ANY help to you. Check with CCIEDownunder, he is starting on CCIE Voice also. I hope this helped.

]]> By: Amp http://www.cciequest.com/2009/01/02/step-1/#comment-131 Amp Fri, 02 Jan 2009 14:08:22 +0000 http://www.cciequest.com/?p=30#comment-131 <p>Hey Al,<br /> Thanks for stopping by my blog. I now have 2 readers. :-D You are correct, working at night when the work load is hectic during the day can be an advantage for my CCIE studies; however one of the drawbacks is working at night has tremendously unstabilized my sleep habits amongst other things. Honestly I am unsure as to what schedule I want to work while pursuing the CCIE. In a perfect world I would work a hybrid schedule, something like 4am - 12pm. I'm currently working for a Service Provider here in Cary, NC. There's only 3 here in the area, AT&T, VerizonBusiness, and Embarq (Formerly Sprint).</p> <p>;-)</p> <p>Amp</p> Hey Al,
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I now have 2 readers. :-D You are correct, working at night when the work load is hectic during the day can be an advantage for my CCIE studies; however one of the drawbacks is working at night has tremendously unstabilized my sleep habits amongst other things. Honestly I am unsure as to what schedule I want to work while pursuing the CCIE. In a perfect world I would work a hybrid schedule, something like 4am – 12pm. I’m currently working for a Service Provider here in Cary, NC. There’s only 3 here in the area, AT&T, VerizonBusiness, and Embarq (Formerly Sprint).

;-)

Amp

]]> By: al http://www.cciequest.com/2009/01/02/step-1/#comment-130 al Fri, 02 Jan 2009 10:02:09 +0000 http://www.cciequest.com/?p=30#comment-130 Hi, I don't know if you realize that working during night it is a tremendous adavantage when you want to become a CCIE. If I have the opportunity, I would made this choice. Because during day shift you are always disturb by customers and colleagues and you can't move forward. (simply reading a srnd is really difficult) I Don't know if you want to answer to this question, but I try: Where are you actually working ? Good luck in your quest! Hi,

I don’t know if you realize that working during night it is a tremendous adavantage when you want to become a CCIE.
If I have the opportunity, I would made this choice. Because during day shift you are always disturb by customers and colleagues and you can’t move forward. (simply reading a srnd is really difficult)

I Don’t know if you want to answer to this question, but I try: Where are you actually working ?

Good luck in your quest!

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