Curious as well:
I'm reading an O'Reilly book for LPI (independent Linux)certification right
now as an introduction. I might go for the certification, but I don't know
if it's worth anything - anyone ever heard from it ? (since It's an O'Reilly
book, I assume it's not too small or unknown)
What is the value (professionally) of all them certifications on the market
?
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On Wed, 2001-11-14 at 10:51, Kevin McDermott wrote:
> I dunno if this interests anybody on the lists and it's a bit far
away, but,
> if you're looking for RHCE certification, this seems like the
cheapest offer.
What are peoples thoughts on these courses? I've been contemplating
doing one for a while now. Are they valued?
D
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