Credentials (was: This is Crazy!...)

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Subject: Credentials (was: This is Crazy!...)
ObJLF: brainbench.com is nothing more than an
        (FBI|KGB|CIA|GRU|NSA|PBS|ABC|NBC|CBS|BBC)
        tool for assessing and cataloging each
        geek's skills to determine if he should
        be (recruited|retired).



* On Fri, Nov 03, 2000 at 11:27:53PM -0700, Digital Wokan wrote:
> Brainbench.com, Hawke. It may not be a prestigious certification, but
> I've taken a lot of their tests. They aren't always a cakewalk (though
> some of the subjects tested seem like no-brainers at times). The tests
> are free (ad supported) and you get a certificate when you complete it.
> Being free, Brainbench did tend to pick some pretty good questions.
> After all, unlike other certification programs, this one has no backer
> that has a vested interest in getting as many of its certifications out
> there as it can.
>
> I hold NT4 S/WS, W98, W95, Red Hat, Linux (yes, two distinct Linux
> tests), IIS, MS-SQL, HTML, ASP, C, C++, Javascript, and Unix
> certifications from them (and at least a few others I can't recall right
> now). Like certain "other" certifications, they show more an ability to
> function within a given area effectively. Though if you prove your
> knowledge thoroughly (i.e. score high enough) you earn a "master"
> certification (I got that in [flame retardant underwear... check]
> Windows 95).
>
> Hawke wrote:
> > Lucas,
> > not all of us.
> > I am unfortunately in a position where I don't have
> > "official" credentials, but do have a basic working
> > knowledge of *nix.
> > It doesn't go far enough in helping me get that job I want.
> > I really need to find a way to get the money to earn the
> > credentials to make the big money.
> > Hawke
> > Lucas Vogel wrote:
> > > Call me crazy, but maybe we all have jobs?
>
>
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