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fugettaboutit
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 Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 6:32 am Post subject: Network career thoughts? |
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Hey all,
I was wondering what you folks are starting to see as a trend in the
network engineering industry. We read the trade rags that go on about
how techies are a dying breed, business is king, etc. While I agree that
"aligning" tech with the business is the reason for what we do, has
anyone seen this as a reality at their company? I, for one, have not
really seen this. It seems that good technical people are still needed
more than ever. I have yet to see the network engineering industry
mature to the point of techies being a commodity as claimed by the likes
of Gartner.
Not looking for flames or long responses...just curious what my other
peers are seeing in their day-to-day worlds. Thanks! |
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tweety
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| Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 7:55 am Post subject: Re: Network career thoughts? |
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On Mar 24, 1:32 am, fugettaboutit <n...@mas.com> wrote:
| Quote: | Hey all,
I was wondering what you folks are starting to see as a trend in the
network engineering industry. We read the trade rags that go on about
how techies are a dying breed, business is king, etc. While I agree that
"aligning" tech with the business is the reason for what we do, has
anyone seen this as a reality at their company? I, for one, have not
really seen this. It seems that good technical people are still needed
more than ever. I have yet to see the network engineering industry
mature to the point of techies being a commodity as claimed by the likes
of Gartner.
Not looking for flames or long responses...just curious what my other
peers are seeing in their day-to-day worlds. Thanks!
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Hi there friend,
Networks march forward due to the effort of their techies, We are the
most valuable asset any company could have. After all without the
techies then the business would be local area :)
I have noticed a trend towrds techies becoming consultants/sales
people, i have done this several times myself, but hey it lets me get
my boiler suit off for a day and i get to eat some eal sandwiches :)
As long as there are tecnological advances then there will be techies
to implement them
Anyway have a fab day.
Regards Andrew |
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