> Hi AA.
>
> Don't worry too much about certifications. You
> should be looking to
> gain knowledge and expertise. Look for an expert who
> can teach you
> linux in a very lucid way. Install linux at home an
> experiment on it.
> That IMHO is the best way.
I do agree with this. However, there is one thing I
would like to ask. Do these certifications have
content that build up a strong foundation for the
candidate who opts for a such a ceritification? For
example, if Mr. X knows addition of two numbers then
a. He can add five numbers by adding two at a time
(i.e. 1+2+3+4+5 will be added as (1+2)-> (3+3) ->
(6+4)...
b. He can subtract numbers i.e. (add a postive and a
negative number 3 + (-8) )
etc. etc.
If they do, then won't they be more valuable?
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