What should I have in my arsenal of skill sets?

[ssei95]

Here's the deal... I am hoping to move to CO from MN sometime around late 2011 (after wife finishes school). I want to prepare well in advance for the oportuniutes that will be available.

I've browsed many different VTC related jobs, and haven't really found a common thread to skill sets, other than 1-3 years experiance (which I have) and knowledge of endpointes, mcu's, blah, blah (which I also have).

What I am wondering is what training would be best to obtain for gaining a position? Some of th eones I have stubmled across had stuf like A+, Vendor specific training, CCNA, Net+, etc... I will also be attempting to get some Infocomm trainiang as well (compnay paid, I also deal with general AV, not just VTC).


What whould you recommend?

[travisray]

CVE, network+ are a couple I would start with if I were you.

[Nellis]

CVE for videoconferencing,. infocomm CTS for a/v

[bernardarnault]

You can convenience some senior persons and you will get better idea regarding that.

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[tonyi]

In this day in age i know we take note of people who also have CCNA at least or Higher .Some of the incomm.org cirts when we look. CVE is nice but it's becomeing rather dated and not very whorth wild anymore in a world of IT and IP.