Travis Roy wrote:
And people wonder why I don't trust certifications.

(generally) they don't teach you anything, they just teach you how to pass a test and get a pretty cert on the wall. It's even more the case when it comes to MS certs.

Hell, I'm a "certified solaris administrator" but because I never really worked on a solaris box, all the specific solaris stuff is lost on me.. Not that I couldn't find the info I needed in 5mins on the interweb. To me that's more important then a stupid piece of paper.

For that matter I was certified on Cisco routers back in the days of Cisco (1999), but haven't touched a Cisco router since.


I could find the info if I needed to, but certifications, along with other forms of credentialsim, is largely a waste of time I think. You either know what you are doing or you haven't a clue, and a stupid piece of paper proves nothing one way or another.

Alas, lesser minds do imagine there is something to the paper. ;-)

-Fred
Autodidact to the extreme.
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