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> I had contemplated getting Sun's Java certification and/or the LPI > certification, but one of my headhunters told me it wasn't worth the > cost; there are so many people out there with those certificates that > employers don't pay attention to them. In this market, experience is > about the only thing that counts. I think some certifications are more marketable than others, specifically CISCO and MCSE certs. I think that Linux/Unix and language certifications are less important because of the nature of the beast, in that experience is really a more valid indicator of knowledge in most cases. Just my opinion, Grant M.
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