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Old 02-08-2008, 12:11 AM   #1
Ashok_mittal
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Cool Linux certification which is the best recognized by industry


I have been working in a prominent software company for more than 4 months
now.
I am working on Embedded system. So as looking at my experience and knowledge of Linux which certification is best suited for me.
By doing which certification there will be more recognition for my work experience and knowledge in future.
 
Old 02-19-2008, 05:20 AM   #2
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here is yr track

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I have been working in a prominent software company for more than 4 months
now.
I am working on Embedded system. So as looking at my experience and knowledge of Linux which certification is best suited for me.
By doing which certification there will be more recognition for my work experience and knowledge in future.
u can go for linux devloper section as it is whole devoted to linux kernel and hardware part.
i m in einfochips from embedded dept., gujarat
 
Old 02-19-2008, 07:34 AM   #3
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Lately ive been asking that myself, and opted to start studying for security+, network+, and a good linux certification, note that this certs are for begineers but theyre are popular and good enough that to have them means knowledge obviosly... about your question, how do you know what certs to go for gohere, they have a nice comparison charts for certs, ive found that linux+ is more valuable than lpi 1, but lpi 2 and lpi 3 are far more recognize.
 
Old 02-20-2008, 10:37 AM   #4
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Thanks for that link, Ricio. Very helpful.

For me, I usually look at what job requirements are asking for. For example, I have my RHCE, but if I go to apply for a job that uses only Microsoft products, then it won't make sense. So look for your ideal job and start specializing in it.
 
  


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