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Followup to Glytch78's 'Question' thread	by theanomaly	2004-02-10 08:30:35
From your own personal experience, or the experience of those you know, which of the following seems to get you farther: 1) Degree / institutional recognition (Bachelors, CompSci, etc) 2) Equivalent person-hours spent on industry certificates (SL275, CCNA, MCSE, etc) If my assessment is right, a set of certificates will set you up well in the technical side, but the degree allows you a good taste of both tech and a possibility of management. Or is this not true somehow?
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If you spent the same person hours in getting	by DarthSane	2004-02-10 08:39:20
There's a rare breed: Employers paying for certs.	by kahuana	2004-02-10 09:45:58
Yep - that's why I'm not counting on any workplace	by theanomaly	2004-02-10 09:48:47
Degree == Flexibility	by miathet	2004-02-10 09:06:33
Certs become obsolete, degrees don't	by Slamlander	2004-02-10 09:08:49
Well, good thing I'm mixing then.	by theanomaly	2004-02-10 09:34:14
lemme guess ... De Vry?	by Slamlander	2004-02-10 09:35:47
Neither nor	by theanomaly	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Mmm, forgot to specify...	by theanomaly	2004-02-10 09:55:00
You know, that diploma might even outdo my	by tnglives	2004-02-10 10:08:45

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