Dear Viraj,
I can totally understand how you feel.
But I hope you can appreciate that it takes a lot of courage and
perseverance for a person who doesn't know Oracle to take any of the OCP
papers. Many of us have to do a lot of additional studies on top of the
Oracle training material inorder to move painstakingly from one paper to
another.
Everyone has to start somewhere. I think that anyone who can pass the OCP
papers, whether or not they have the practical experience, should be given
the credit, encouragement and opportunities.
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I dont want to sound rude here, and my comments are NOT directed at you
personally.
What is the standard of these OCP's, when a person who has not worked with
oracle, can pass them, for the sake of discussion it does not matter which
tests they were? It seems doing an OCP is a complete waste of time!
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On Tue, 19 Jun 2001 19:15:24
Sllewnerak wrote:
>This is kind of a different Oracle question. Does anyone have any
suggestions
>how a person can land an entry level job. I do not work in the Technology
>field but would very much like to. I have been going to school at night
for
>about two and a half years
>and have the first two OCP developers tests behind me and am working on
the
>third now. I have a 3.9 GPA and can't even get an interview. How do you
get
>experience if no one will hire you? I have even offered to work for free
in
>the evenings or on my days off. I live in Minneapolis and would really
>appreciate any suggestions that anyone might have. Thanks,
>Karen
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