Thanks for the tip.
Have a great weekend!
Sherry
From: JoJo Al-Zawawi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: newbie seeks career direction: become a DBA or DEVELOPER?
Date: Wed, 22 May 2002 17:23:23 -0800
Hi Sherry
career direction: become a DBA or DEVELOPER?
Sherry,
Sounds like good advice. There is no way of actually knowing, but I'm
sure
that the vast majority of DBAs on this list were systems- and
applications-developers first. I still consider myself a C programmer
first and foremost even though
Mladen,
You? Sarcastic? Never :)
--- Mladen Gogala [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
O
if you are enthusiastic and are adaptable and can express that to a
prospective employer you might get into what you want. I think
attitude
My advice to those who want to become DBAs is that they
On 2002.05.23 07:03 Farnsworth, Dave wrote:
Or you can go straight into damagement. It requires no technical
skills, no people skills and the innate ability to royally screw
things up. Upon completion of screwing things up, leaving a mess for
the DBA to cleanup, you then are promoted to a
Hi gurus,
I have taken a few Oracle DBA courses at UCLA Extension, passed my first DBA
certification exam, but have not been able to find an entry level position
in this area. (My background is in printing and marketing... big career
move... I've been told my timing is bad cause the job
Sherry,
Sounds like good advice. There is no way of actually knowing, but I'm sure
that the vast majority of DBAs on this list were systems- and
applications-developers first. I still consider myself a C programmer
first and foremost even though nobody cares about C anymore, and just
about
Hi Sherry !
I understand that Washington Mutual often hires entry-level Oracle DBA's.
Try them!
Cheers,
JoJo (Glendale, CA)
http://www.jojo-zawawi.com
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Hi gurus,
I have taken a
On 2002.05.22 20:33 Sherry Lopata wrote:
Hi gurus,
I have taken a few Oracle DBA courses at UCLA Extension, passed my
first DBA certification exam, but have not been able to find an entry
level position in this area. (My background is in printing and
marketing... big career move... I've
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Sherry,
Sounds like good advice. There is no way of actually knowing
O
if you are enthusiastic and are adaptable and can express that to a
prospective employer you might get into what you want. I think
attitude
My advice to those who want to become DBAs is that they shouldn't be
overly
concerned if they feel a pang of enthusiasm: it will pass. Healthy
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