JF Martinez wrote:
> This was my point: certification is not intrinsically bad. The
> problem is that some manufacturers have made a mockery of it. In fact
> we need a certification for certifiers. :-)
>
> --
Glad you mentioned that. Red Hat has that option as well. You can become
a Red Hat
hmm, the idea that certs are useless is something that I held myself for
quite awhile.
Now, looking at where I am now, I would not have gotten the job I have
without the certifications I do have. The problem seemed to me that
folks relied too heavily on certifications, either college or other.
John Summerfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Actually, it's a bachelor's degree. A real doctor's done lots more study
> including original research. The use of the tile 'Doctor' for medical folk
> is honorary. When they're better qualified (speciallists), they like to be
> called 'Mister." A
> -When your child are ill you require the person caring for them had a
> certification called doctorate in medicine.
Actually, it's a bachelor's degree. A real doctor's done lots more study
including original research. The use of the tile 'Doctor' for medical folk
is honorary. When they're b
JF Martinez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Be legally liable would not be mandatory: an engineer course who
> would graduate people not able to integrate (x**2)dx would quickly
> lose all credibility.
Then why are engineers licensed?
In any case, here's some food for thought:
http://www.acm.org
Alan Shutko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > -When your child are ill you require the person caring for them had a
> > certification called doctorate in medicine.
>
> This works because there is a very stringent licensing program
> enforced by law, and practitioners are held legally liable.
JF Martinez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> -When your child are ill you require the person caring for them had a
> certification called doctorate in medicine.
This works because there is a very stringent licensing program
enforced by law, and practitioners are held legally liable.
Current compu
>
> > -When you were young I guess your employer asked what certifiaction
> > you had except that he called it an engineer degree.
>
> Actually I was self taught with the addition of a few courses here and
> there. I got in by being able to demonstrate my knowledge in an
> interview.
>
>
So
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> From: Matt Fahrner [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 2:10 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Certification
>
> > -When you were young I guess your employer asked what certifiaction
> > you had except that he calle
there are lots of ways to say 'i know this stuff', well, this one more.
they are just part of our communication/understanding and we gonna need
them until everyone begins practicing telepathy or so.. :)
Matt Fahrner wrote:
>
>
>
> Nothing personal toward those who are certified, but personal
> -When you were young I guess your employer asked what certifiaction
> you had except that he called it an engineer degree.
Actually I was self taught with the addition of a few courses here and
there. I got in by being able to demonstrate my knowledge in an
interview.
This brings up part of m
I went through the RedHat cert a year ago.
This was mostly because my company would pay for it, and it was
a cheap vacation (hey, a week in NC, hanging out at RH the week
they had their IPO).
JF Martinez wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >
> > Nothing personal toward those who are certified, but personally I
>
>
>
> Nothing personal toward those who are certified, but personally I hate
> certifications because:
>
> a) They cost money that people (I) have better uses for.
> b) They cost time that people have better uses for (I know I prefer
>to have a life).
> c) They aren't necessarily a guara
Nothing personal toward those who are certified, but personally I hate
certifications because:
a) They cost money that people (I) have better uses for.
b) They cost time that people have better uses for (I know I prefer
to have a life).
c) They aren't necessarily a guarantee of anything (jus
On Wed Apr 05 2000 at 15:09, "Murugan Krishnan" wrote:
> Leading operating systems has certification programs like, MCP, MCSC, =
> Sun Certified, HP Certified etc.=20
>
> Is there any certification programs available in the Linux world ??
>
> Thanks
>
> Murugan Krishnan
I hold a Red Hat Certi
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