Ok, so the AC/DC hack doesn't quite work but it gets the desired message across.
I was scanning through my Twitter feed the other day and came upon a "Follow" that I'd forgotten about: @CiscoeBookDeal. It boils down to this: If you are on a Cisco certification track, or you value network technology texts written by certified (and battle-tested) experts for the VERY reasonable price of $USD10 then you should become familiar with this service in whatever way suits you best.
In the main, articles associated with Network/System Engineering and my progress through various Certifications. Set up primarily as memory augmentation for me, but very happy if it proves useful to others.
Showing posts with label career. Show all posts
Showing posts with label career. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
An Employability Quandary
My Scenario:
I recently moved from the Sunshine Coast (Queensland, Australia) to Melbourne, also in Australia, but a capital city rather than a regional location. The reasons for the move are various, including proximity to a thriving Arts culture and a more cosmopolitan milieu. As a bonus, I took for granted that it would also offer much more to me from a career perspective, though this wasn't one of the primary motivating forces behind the relocation. And there I find the quandary...
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