Joe, I don't think we've enough information to state that she doesn't
have Oracle running on her Linux machine at home, and hasn't diligently
practiced and studied. I learnt Java in a similar way before getting my
first Java developer job back in '96. I would expect people on this
list to be a little more supportive of someone who wants to learn.
Karen, the first thing that comes to mind is to try to join the graduate
training programme at a big outsourcing shop like EDS, IBMGS or CSC.
They're always hiring, and they often offer training.
Cheers,
g
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Viraj, hahahahah, it couldnt have been said any better :), i've been
thinking that way for years as well as a few others on the list :)
joe
Viraj Luthra wrote:
>
> 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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