The October edition of the CCIE Flyer has taken longer than I thought in compiling. This month I have the pleasure of once again posting an article from my Career Diva who has written a nice piece from her perspective of the Toxic Workplace. I am very pleased to have another post from Terry Slattery who iis interested in sharing his view on grandfathering your CCIE number. I want to know what you think! They are getting older, the first bunch of CCIEs some of which were close to middle age when they acquired their CCIE certifications. I think he is right on with this piece.
I asked several CCIEs to tell me about their workplace since that is the theme of this month’s CCIE Flyer. I think what I have collected is a nice view, in their own words, of what it is like for a triple CCIE in Singapore, with a CCIE in Angola, A CCIE in Malaysia, and CAU Wakeman a blogger working towards his CCIE. Ethan Banks has donned his cape to share his experience as a CCIE Man of Steel. His insight into how CCIE’ing can be tough sometimes is cool.
I spoke with Celia Harper-Guerra about the SRS program and her efforts in creating this effort in support of the Cisco Channel Partners internationally. After all, I started working for Bridge Resourcing Solutions in London so I could support this effort because I really believed in what she was doing after speaking with her nearly a year ago. No looking back from this vantage point I have perched upon the precipice of my future and the Journey has been a great one.
I also received a note from the Queen, featured in the “Work Work Work” section of the CCIE Flyer. Her Majesty’s views on many things American are amusing.
Enjoy the flyer this month and thank you for making it a success!
Emmanuel Conde, your CCIE Agent™