People in the past were proud of an HCIE certificate;
People nowadays are frustrated because they don’t have an HCIE certificate.
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Nowadays, there are many people in this industry who hold certificates but do not feel that they have any added value. Is the manufacturer certification devalued, or are you not using it to its fullest effect?
Let’s talk today: “Who are the three major types of network workers that I least recommend taking certifications?”
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I really don’t recommend these three types of people to take the manufacturer certification.
01 For those who follow the trend, you should also have what others have.
This situation is more likely to occur among students and new network workers.
Ask them, "What is your reason for taking the exam?"
They looked at you blankly, and then said after a long while: "Uh... because everyone has it."
Just like many people who like to buy luxury watches, this type of group has one thing in common: they take exams, but they are reluctant to spend money.
Therefore, you will find that many newbies basically have a junior certificate in their hands, such as HCIA. The investment is relatively small, but an insider will know at a glance that this is a useless certificate.
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But for them, regardless of what is useful, "first come first and then talk" is the right way. A layman looks at the brand, and an expert looks at the "model".
The brand blessing of "Cisco Certified" and "Huawei Certified" is enough for them to earn face in front of lay friends. It is precisely because of this that the gap is huge. Because in the workplace, no one pays for this certificate at all.
And these groups account for a relatively large proportion, which leads to the negative reviews of manufacturer certification on the Internet.
I suggest that if you don’t understand the value of the certificate and what your certification requirements are, it’s better not to take the exam.
02 People with inflated vanity spend money to “buy certificates”
There is another type of people who are also very typical. These people may be in good companies. In many cases, they will be given subsidies and benefits after passing the certificate.
Ever since, they began to "use their brains."
Why should he be the only one valued? I'm actually very good, but I just don't have a lot of opportunities.
Therefore, in order to fill their "technical shortcomings", they often find training institutions to take certification exams, and they don't want to take classes. They just want to get the certificate as soon as possible. The sooner the better.
This situation is actually very common, because in their eyes, having a certificate equals having skills.
This is the reason why "paper IE" is prevalent in this industry now. The technology is not enough, so certificates are needed.
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For this type of person, I don’t recommend you to take a test.
Obviously during the entire cycle of learning and certification, you can really find and fill in the gaps, make up for technical shortcomings, and master the technology in depth.
However, just because you are too result-oriented, it leads to "losing more than you gain".
How is it that the gain outweighs the gain?
Having an HCIE certificate, a globally unique number, and getting a certificate from the top network engineers is awesome, but as long as the technical experts ask a few questions, have you spent tens of thousands of certification fees in vain?
For the sake of the healthy development of the industry, I sincerely suggest you not to do research.
03 People who don’t have a plan don’t know what the use of the examination will be.
There is also a type of network workers who muddle along and are generally active at the bottom level. They have no ideas or plans, they just want to go about their lives and just sleep peacefully every day.
However, this does not prevent them from thinking that the certificate is very good and they would like to have it.
What if after having it, it can shine in the position of network management?
What if once I have it, I don’t have to plug in and unplug the network cable anymore?
What if after having it, I don’t have to work late at night anymore?
With some unrealistic illusions and no understanding of the certificate, they began to work hard on their own.
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Often people of this type cannot get the certificate. But I still want to mention it, mainly because I want to remind you.
To do something, you must know what I can gain. Only then will you be motivated to do it.
If you go and eat delicious food, you will be in a good mood.
When you go out to play ball with your brothers, you can enhance your friendship.
When you take the exam, you must also want to gain a bright future.
But what exactly does this future mean?
After you pass the certificate, your monthly salary can change from 4k to 10-20k. This is motivation;
After you pass the certificate, you can be promoted from network worker to manager. This is motivation;
After you pass the certificate, you can move from a small company to a large manufacturer. This is also motivation.
But if you don’t know what clear rewards you will receive after completing the exam, it’s easy to give up halfway.
To sum up, if you also want to take the exam, I suggest you think clearly about 2 points:
1. What do you need, and can the examination satisfy you?
2. If not, what action will you take?
2. How to avoid being blind and clarify whether you need to verify?
I need to say something more here. Do you know what type of network workers I am most afraid of meeting in interviews?
It's the kind of person who obviously doesn't understand anything, but "with the certificate in hand, I have everything in the world".
As someone who also has an HCIE certificate, I often feel embarrassed because these people have the same certificate as me.
Therefore, in order to avoid your blind impulse to take the certification, please think about the following two questions before choosing to take the Huawei certification.
01 What is your career plan in three years?
Career planning is a question that is often encountered in interviews, but many people answer it very vaguely. This is a fact, don’t deny it, right?
To plan, you must first understand what the prospects are for your position.
What are the prospects for network engineers? A picture tells you.
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With a clear understanding of the direction of the industry and your current position, you can start planning.
My current salary after tax is about 8k, and I want to get 20k (it doesn’t matter if it’s unrealistic). What positions are available to me? Which company direction does it belong to? What is the threshold?
Open the recruitment website and take a look, oh, it turns out that the demand for this position is like this.
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There are so many job requirements, how many do I meet? How many do not match?
Among the ones that don't meet the requirements, are there any parts that I can solve first?
Which parts do companies pay more attention to? (Priority goes up)
This is your career plan, simple and easy to use.
At this point, when you have finished your planning and seen the job requirements, you can take a closer look: what exactly is Huawei certification, what value points can it bring to you, and what skills can you improve.
In this way, only after you choose to take the certification can you maximize the effectiveness of the certificate and truly enhance your personal value and salary level.
02 What skills do you need to improve most currently?
For example, you don’t plan to change your current position, and your benefits are pretty good, but you are just confused, how can you fix it?
Then you need to clarify your positioning. For example, is it a technical position or a management position now?
In a technical position, is there anyone in the same department who is better than you? What is his level? Are there any technologies that you really want to learn, but your colleagues are not able to teach you?
It is never a hard requirement to take the manufacturer certification exam. The one that suits you is the best.
There are also some questions, as long as you have my friends and you ask them, I will answer them one by one. For example, children often ask:
1. How difficult is it to learn Huawei certification?
2. How should newbies start learning Huawei certification?
3. What is the growth rate after studying for Huawei certification?
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After obtaining the Cisco/Huawei certification, as a network worker you can:
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Overcoming the hard recruitment threshold of 90% of companies
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Increase employment opportunities by 70%
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A stepping stone to become one of the top 100 BAT manufacturers in the country
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Systematize to obtain the hard power of network technology
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