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The Certified Novell Engineer conundrum

Posted by dave on · 3 comments
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Now that you all are at least experimenting with Open Enterprise Server (you are, aren't you? If not download your evaluation copy from the link below), I bet you've been asking yourself "Should I get certified on this new system?"

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Comments (3)

tuxchick ·
There are two advantages to getting certifications: they give credibility with bosses/clients, and you learn the material in a reasonably structured manner. Assuming, of course, that acquiring the certificate requires a bit of actual ability and knowledge. :)
sbergman27 ·
As someone who's college diploma is still sitting at the bottom of his sock drawer, unframed, 17 years later, I'll say that I'm not a big believer in official certifications. Though sometimes they are necessary, I suppose.
tuxchick ·
heh, I agree that having a piece of paper doesn't prove anything about actual skillz. It's just that sometimes that piece o paper has its uses.

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