[NTLUG:Discuss] Which Certification to pursue first?

[Vaidya, Harshal (Cognizant)]

Hi,

   Guys I need to know how much these certifications hold value in the job market. 
   If I go with a some cool Linux certificate for a job do I stand a higher chance 
   than an other person who does not hold a certificate?

   Any thoughts on this?

Harshal Vaidya

-----Original Message-----
From: mrussell at sohosolutions.org [mailto:mrussell at sohosolutions.org]
Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 2:09 AM
To: discuss at ntlug.org
Subject: Re: [NTLUG:Discuss] Which Certification to pursue first?


> Hello to the Group:
> 
> I am about to embark on a course for certification.  I am wanting to
> know the group's ideas of which certification I might pursue first for
> entry level Linux Certification.  Linux +, or LPI?  Thanks, Dennis 
> 
> 
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I read the book for linux+ in about 3 days.  Some of the ideas in the book 
conflicted with what I have learned - I still have not taken the test so I 
do not know how hard/easy it is.  I am also researching both LPI and SAIR - 
unfortunately, SAIR is currently updating all of the tests so anything you 
do now may be expired quickly.  Last time I checked LPI - it was not that 
up to date (this may have change and I will be looking directly after 
hitting send).  I would prefer the LPI and/or SAIR get the material up to 
date quickly so that people won't have to re-certify.

my 2 cents

Matt


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