On (16:28 12/12/10), Julian Gibson wrote:
All
I'm thinking of doing the RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer) exam as part
of a process to get a job where I spend less of my time using MS and
more on what I've been using at home for over 10 years.
Anyone got any hints, tips, war stories,
Exactly. In our world the LPI makes sense, but sometimes the commercial world
wants the brand. Is do LPI for staff and a couple of RHCE for the sales and
marketing reasons.
Gav.
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In the enterprises I have worked in, LPI has never been asked for. RHCE has
been the only Linux OS cert which I have seen on a Job Spec sheet.
On 14 December 2010 12:47, Gavin Henry ghe...@suretecsystems.com wrote:
Exactly. In our world the LPI makes sense, but sometimes the commercial
world
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 12:59:01PM +, Andrew Calverley wrote:
In the enterprises I have worked in, LPI has never been asked for. RHCE has
been the only Linux OS cert which I have seen on a Job Spec sheet.
I've never yet had a problem when stating that people I'm bringing into
companies are
Problem is Dan that in most large enterprise operations (third party
contracting etc) CV's are purged before they hit the folks who know anything
about the post.
I have often asked for the complete set of applications but that is fairly
rare. Often I have found that competent folks I know are
