any idea anyone?
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If you are talking in microsoft domain, then MCSD.Net is not bad. I see a lot of job posting explicitly prefer you have this.
Go to indeed.com, and search MSDN.
Personally, I am not a big fan of this.
J.W.
2009-04-10 01:17:38
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Certifications are a way to demonstrate skills if you do not have experience instead. You could go for MCP/MCSD certs.
But frankly nothing replaces raw work and pure skill. That shows more than the certs.
Cyril Gupta
2009-04-10 01:18:59
Agree, get a good resume together so you can attract the interest of the employer, then your experience will do the rest of the work.
Tom Anderson
2009-04-15 01:22:42
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I interviewed several certified developers, and was really surprised at their answers. Bottomline, your skill set and experience is what counts. These days you can get a certification from a brain dump available online.
CodeToGlory
2009-04-10 02:18:59
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Depends on what technologies you are going to be consulting in. If you want to cover over 80% of IT shops get Sun Certified for Java and get Microsoft Certified in .NET. That should cover the bases if you are a developer.
Sheehan Alam
2009-04-15 01:07:25
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things like dba (say oracle) and network engineer (say cisco) are probably worth the most. the microsoft stuff is probably not worth that much these days.
also consider agile/scrum/xp/lean certs as these are fairly new things.
Ray Tayek
2009-04-15 01:20:57