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I wanted to know if someone has some advise for a network engineer interview?
Hi,
You could look for candidates which have network certifications. e.g. CCNA, CCNP or CCIE for cisco, or other vendors certifications. This will give you a baseline of skills that a potential employee will have.
You could look for candidates which have network certifications. e.g. CCNA, CCNP or CCIE for cisco, or other vendors certifications. This will give you a baseline of skills that a potential employee will have.
As said above CCNA is a good intro networking certification beside that check
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If you are the one going for the interview you will need to know IP and routing and switching technologies pretty well.
In most cases wireless will be important too.
Also you will need to know network troubleshooting and network mangement and some of the tools and applications used to do those things.
If you are the interviewer you should have a set of questions hitting on the above topics.
I personally would say starting with IP subnetting questions to get an idea early on of how much a person really knows about IP networking.
In most cases wireless will be important too.
Also you will need to know network troubleshooting and network mangement and some of the tools and applications used to do those things.
If you are the interviewer you should have a set of questions hitting on the above topics.
I personally would say starting with IP subnetting questions to get an idea early on of how much a person really knows about IP networking.
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