I went the other way. I did the UNIX/LINUX thing and the Microsoft thing. This along with various enterprise projects for a local firm.
This is what you need to understand. We have just gone through a major business downturn. That means everyone, including and especially cost center personnel (us) will find it hard to find jobs.
This is what I would suggest. More than likely you are trying to decide without talking with those in the industry. Find the managers that are hiring and ask WHO they are hiring. Second, I would suggest you find an operating system, and become a specialist. Spend you cert dollars doing that. It is my impression that the world of the next two years is going to belong to those who have specialized skills.
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I went the other way. I did the UNIX/LINUX thing and the Microsoft thing. This along with various enterprise projects for a local firm.
This is what you need to understand. We have just gone through a major business downturn. That means everyone, including and especially cost center personnel (us) will find it hard to find jobs.
This is what I would suggest. More than likely you are trying to decide without talking with those in the industry. Find the managers that are hiring and ask WHO they are hiring. Second, I would suggest you find an operating system, and become a specialist. Spend you cert dollars doing that. It is my impression that the world of the next two years is going to belong to those who have specialized skills.
Hope this helps.