On 06/02/2013 11:39 AM, Micky wrote: > Unless you really wanna spend money on it, I would say that > certification is just a piece of paper. Ah discard that, in this case, > it is not even a piece of paper since you don't get one after passing! > > Have been there, seen the guys who knew more than CEs or SAs. > > Just get the books, read them, study the docs and put it to use! This is just not true. Most companies who actually hire workers and pay salaries want certified people. One can certainly get a job without a certification and it does not mean that the person who has a certification is the best thing since sliced bread ... however, it certainly proves that the person with the certification has a certain set of minimal qualifications. In other words, it does not raise the ceiling (or high water mark or maximum) for knowledge level, but it certainly raises the floor (or low water mark or minimum) knowledge that you know the person has. It also shows that they are at least a little concerned about what they look like professionally. In my experience, people who complain about how little certifications mean don't have any and are too lazy to care about getting any ... your mileage may vary.
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