On Fri, 28 Jan 2000, Jonathon Coombes wrote:

JC:>"A.R. (Tom) Peters" wrote:
JC:>> 
JC:>> On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
JC:>> 
JC:>> > I suspect that the difference here highlights two fundamentally
JC:>> > opposed ways of thinking about what Level III is.  Either it is "top
JC:>> > tier admin certification" or it is "for folks who want to specialize".
JC:>> >
JC:>> > We have to decide which of those Level III will be, for useful
JC:>> > discussion of what to include/exclude from Level II to be possible at
JC:>> > all.
JC:>> >
JC:>> > Who is expected to attempt Level III LPI certification?  Is it for
JC:>> >
JC:>> > (a) folk who want to specialize, that is, demonstrate a few special
JC:>> > skills within the Linux admin universe
JC:>> >
JC:>> > or is it
JC:>> >
JC:>> > (b) experienced corporate level admins who want to attest to their
JC:>> > overall high skill and knowledge levels at dealing with complex or
JC:>> > large scale "enterprise-level" system administration, as a whole
JC:>
JC:>It seems that there is some differences between level III being
JC:>"enterprise" administration or "specialised" fields. Is it possible
JC:>to make it currently as stands with specialised exams for different
JC:>fields of expertise, but combined a number of them (say 50%?) of
JC:>them into an level IV for enteprise recognition? It seems that most
JC:>people agree that much of the specialised topics are used at an
JC:>enterprise level of administration. Any comments?

So you mean?: an enterprise level sysadmin be very good (better then
advanced) *and* have some specialized skills. The practice on level 1,
two general and one specialized exam, can be repeated here in some
form.

If you do, I agree. Level four could then mean deepening the
specialized skills and/or extending into more fields. At Snow it is
our opinion that a senior sysadmin distinguishes herself by being able
to acquire more specialties easely.

This would require a kind of "get a new specialty in a day" test, or a
set of questions about fictious man page.

JC:>
JC:>Regards,
JC:>    Jonathon
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