I don't work for a partner yet I'm highly qualified! lol... in my dreams I
guess.
Seriously, they can hire people who has worked with competitors since most
engineers know how to configure Cisco routers. In fact, I was just working
with some engineer from Foundry Network and this guy is really sharp about
Cisco features and how they are configured. He is actually a CCIE but isn't
working for a Cisco partner or reseller.
I really think it depends on the office that hires the Engineers. It's
probably easier to land a job as an SE for Cisco if you interviewed with an
office staffed with less experienced engineers like the ones in Ohio.
Kenneth
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> I have a question. If Cisco will not hire from a partner, where the heck
> do
> they find qualified people since the most qualified people work directly
for
> partners/integrators?
>
> David
> CCNP etc
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