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Topic	Alright, so... work related dilemma...
RdVEHfJqAvUPIbk 11/08/19 4:27:32 PM #10:	CableZL posted... Yeah, they expire after 3 years, but you don't suddenly lose the skillset from the certs you had when they expire. I'm just doubting he ever had a ccna at this point because subnetting is a big part of the CCENT and CCNA exams he would have taken What I mean is that if someone is contracting they'll stay up to date and generally be ready to prove it. Might be different in Ireland but here recruiters will literally refuse to work with most contracters if they're not up to date. Would your company pay for him to sit it at all? If so ask management ot make the offer of "sit it and y ou pass, we pay otherwise you pay/it's removed from your salary" and see how he takes it --- https://imgur.com/tRUZB3x <cite>RdVEHfJqAvUPIbk posted [p:929859137] in Alright, s... [t:78145254]...</cite> <quote>CableZL posted...</cite> <quote> Yeah, they expire after 3 years, but you don't suddenly lose the skillset from the certs you had when they expire. I'm just doubting he ever had a ccna at this point because subnetting is a big part of the CCENT and CCNA exams he would have taken</quote> What I mean is that if someone is contracting they'll stay up to date and generally be ready to prove it. Might be different in Ireland but here recruiters will literally refuse to work with most contracters if they're not up to date. Would your company pay for him to sit it at all? If so ask management ot make the offer of "sit it and y ou pass, we pay otherwise you pay/it's removed from your salary" and see how he takes it --- https://imgur.com/tRUZB3x</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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