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> I would just like to get opinions about the RH certification. How
> im****tant is it in the industry? Is it like what the MCSE used to be
> for MS? I don't see it publicized alot. Obviously, experience is more
> im****tant, but give some opinions if it is asked of in your city as
> far as job requirements when seeking employment. I know where i live,
> Linux jobs in general, is steadily growing as far as job op****tunity,
> but i have rarely seen one that requires RH certification. I've only
> seen 2-3 positions that require it over the past 2 yrs. Aso, what are
> some good books or study aids that you've used to help you pass this
> exam? Thanks
1. If you can afford it - pass the exam. It's a very good means to
self-check.
2. Maybe it's not very popular with employers, but it's in fact the only
recognized Linux certification, maybe except LPIC.
3. I think that as the time p***** RHCE/RHCT will be more and more
recognized.
Preparation: you can go for RH301 / RH302 course - it preapres to taking
the certification exam. It's worht the money, mainly as an ocassion to
roundup your knowledge. It helps also to pass the exam, teaches the
tricks and quirks. But those courses won't help you if you don't use
Linux as your primary OS and preferably let it be Fedora or RHEL/CentOS .
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