• Career Paths Beyond Network Engineering: What’s Next?

  • Oct 23 2024
  • Length: 59 mins
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Career Paths Beyond Network Engineering: What’s Next?

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    Are you a network engineer wondering what’s next in your career? In this episode, we dive deep into various career paths beyond network engineering. From senior network engineer and architect roles to exciting vendor positions like technical marketing engineers (TMEs) and solutions engineers (SEs), discover how your networking skills can take your career to the next level.

    We cover the importance of certifications such as CCNP, CCDE, and cloud networking to keep your skills relevant in today’s tech landscape. Learn how to avoid burnout, the benefits of cross-functional communication, and how to position yourself for leadership roles like CTO or product management. Whether you're just starting out or looking to advance your career and make more money, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice for every network engineer.

    This podcast episode is perfect for networking professionals and tech enthusiasts seeking growth opportunities in the ever-evolving IT field!

    Chapters
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    00:00 Exploring Career Paths Beyond Network Engineering
    11:11 Transitioning to Vendor Roles in Networking
    14:32 Roles in Networking Beyond Engineering
    21:04 Technical Enablement and Post-Sales Roles
    33:40 Navigating Certifications and Vendor Roles
    39:51 Navigating Career Paths Beyond Networking
    52:22 Networking Career Opportunities and Certifications


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