• Mike Palecek (2/13/2012)


    I have always held that having certifications in general do not mean anything, however NOT having the certifications means a whole lot.

    Having them: yeah...great...you took an exam... so what.

    Not having them: You cannot even be bothered to take a silly exam and pass? Especially when the next three candidates have them.

    That's an interesting way to look at it. I agree that the certificate itself shouldn't be the goal. I made the point here that what's important is being able to discuss what you did to learn the material en route to certification, and how well you know it. That's what sets you apart from the other 'certified but inexperienced' people.


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