| Jay Walters 2003-08-23, 1:23 pm |
| Then go MCT - it's not project lead, but it demonstrates
the ability to teach others. I would also suggest
climbing the ladder at your current company or moving to
a consulting firm where everything is project based.
(now that we're away from the boom)
It's great that you have solid dev experience - but most
companies won't hire a project manager without any prior
project management xp. - (unless maybe you have a biz
degree and dev xp.)
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>Hi there.. dudes, help me out here...
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>I already hold my MCDBA (sql2k) and MCSD (.net)
certifications. Now I
>want to add value to my profile. My objective is to
become more than a
>developer, but a it project manager. So i want to add
certifiactions
>that probe my knowledge about security and project
management. So now
>i'm between these:
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>1.- CompTia Security+ or CISSP
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>2.- CompTia Project+ or PMI
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>I believe that if you can code and build solution in one
platform, you
>can do it in any platform as long you learn the
particular concepts /
>tools of that platform. Same appy to administering a DB,
so I want to
>delay my Java and Oracle Certifications. But really I
don't how to
>measure the impact of those choice between CompTia
certifiactions or
>other "vendors". Can someone drop me an advice?.. based
in the objective
>to make me more valuable (I'm talking about more
$$$  ).
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>Thanks.
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