Hi
Just wanted to know if anyone in this group has appeared for the
SAGE certification.
Does anyone know if it is a good certification to have (job wise/in
general)?
Thanks
amit
Funny. You mention TWO you must pass, but the experience is to get by
only one of them.
The Cert is to get pass the other TO that interview. You don't get pass
the first, it really doesn't matter how great you would be at something
you never get to do.
You have to do/have BOTH.
tekmann
certifications but good in networking with last 7+
years of experience
Praveen
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From: Bill H. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2002 9:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Verification of Certifications
While certifications are helpful
and you'll do
fine in your next interview.
As far as resumes go...spelling counts BIG. Run your
spell checker over your resume before sending it to an
employer.
That's my 2 cents.
--- Bill H. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While certifications are helpful, the arguement of
real experience will
always hold
experience. I've moved
up by working in companies in crisis. These companies didn't care about the
legit learning, they wanted somebody that could fix the problems. Now, I
work in Information Security. I still have no degree and no certifications.
I feel I have been blessed. But it has cost a lot
would
say.
Raju
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From: Praveen Nair [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 7:54 PM
To: 'Bill H.'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Verification of Certifications
YES, I do agree with Bills statement...I had real experience fighting with
some set of CCIEs
: Verification of Certifications
Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2002 14:00:08 -0500
Working with Human Resources to hire IT Managers and Technicians, we find
MANY people who put a certification on their resume and when we interview,
we find out they are either almost there or they plan to get it. Is
there
any
Oh, believe me, I prefer someone who has years of hands on experience and no
certifications. Anyone can have a piece of paper that says they know
something, but true knowledge doesn't come with a certificate or a degree or
a diploma.
Shawn
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From: irado furioso com
people who put a certification on their resume and when we interview,
we find out they are either almost there or they plan to get it. Is there
any way to verify a person's certification from the vendors who authorize
the certifications?
Thanks,
Shawn Stewart, MCSE, CNA, Net+
--
James
discovering a lie??
Shawn Stewart wrote:
Oh, believe me, I prefer someone who has years of hands on experience and no
certifications. Anyone can have a piece of paper that says they know
something, but true knowledge doesn't come with a certificate or a degree or
a diploma.
--
saudações
2000 NT4, A+, Network +, MCP-I
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From: Meritt James [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 1:06 PM
To: David Carter
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Verification of Certifications
If it matters, ISC2 sends CISSPs both cards (mine
and Technicians, we find
MANY people who put a certification on their resume and when we interview,
we find out they are either almost there or they plan to get it. Is there
any way to verify a person's certification from the vendors who authorize
the certifications?
Thanks,
Shawn Stewart, MCSE
When scheduling the interview, request that the person bring with them
documentation of their certifications. For those who lost their
documentation, request that they get another copy from the certifying
organization and to send it as a follow up after th interview.
- Daniel
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on their resume and when we interview,
SS we find out they are either almost there or they plan to get it. Is there
SS any way to verify a person's certification from the vendors who authorize
SS the certifications?
SS
SS Thanks,
SS Shawn Stewart, MCSE, CNA, Net+
SS
SS
I would recommend stating in your adds, or to them on the phone, that they
need to provide their certification number(s) along with their resume. Most
companies offer ways to verify certifications. Even if you don't take the
time to call each company about their cert, I am sure that asking
IMHO, you can ask to everyone to send their's certifications (xerox)
along with respectives resumès. BTW, you can block very good people
whose are not certified at all, but since you never will know this, it
will not botter you, will it?? ;-)
?
Shawn Stewart wrote:
Is there
any way
Certification: A Rule of Thumbat
http://www.netspace.net.au/~newdawn/47b.html
Bennett Todd wrote:
2001-10-20-11:34:52 leon:
What are some good well respected vendor neutral security
certifications?
It really, really depends on who you ask. There are some who'd say
there's
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What are some good well respected vendor neutral security
certifications?
Did you check the SANS certifications?
http://www.sans.org/giactc.htm
I work for SANS. So I think they are the best ;-).
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cert (nothing against CISSP,
this is just what I am told). I am curious; can someone point me in the
right direction?
What are some good well respected vendor neutral security
certifications?
Is the CISSP the most respected one?
What are some of the benefits of being a CISSP?
Are there others
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