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I am currently working in the unix platform but not much technical.Also this is my fist work experience.I am very mch interested to do certifications in UNIX...Friends pls suggest me which is the first level certification in UNIX........also guide me for doing that certification
I would say certificates are just piece of papers without knowledge. You can definitely go for certifications but they will not be useful until you have the hands on experience.
Certification will depend on which Unix flavour you are working on. So you have to tell us on which platform you are currently working and then we can suggest you about relevant certifications.
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