Should we all be CCSMs first or...?
Thank you for sharing, really insightful.
You are welcome
Yeah. Thanks! Certificates are necessary, yes. But skill surpasses
I totally agree!
I personally check out courses to learn new concepts and perspectives I can incorporate into my career.
Certificates don’t translate to proficiency if you don’t build experience on the knowledge acquired.
Ultimately, CS recruiters don’t ask for certificates, but for experience-built CS skills.
Thank you for the engagement, Gladys!
Keyword - "CS Recruiters" I mean, only those who are not well-vast in the field would be attracted to cert-holders. Courses are absolutely a yes, certifications too, but we must know the value of experience-driven attributes
Great read!
Certification without practical knowledge is worthless.
Thank you the comment, Maryjane!
Few of us in CS become so certificate-centric, forgetting to level up practical knowledge
Thank you for sharing, really insightful.
You are welcome
Yeah. Thanks! Certificates are necessary, yes. But skill surpasses
I totally agree!
I personally check out courses to learn new concepts and perspectives I can incorporate into my career.
Certificates don’t translate to proficiency if you don’t build experience on the knowledge acquired.
Ultimately, CS recruiters don’t ask for certificates, but for experience-built CS skills.
Thank you for the engagement, Gladys!
Keyword - "CS Recruiters" I mean, only those who are not well-vast in the field would be attracted to cert-holders. Courses are absolutely a yes, certifications too, but we must know the value of experience-driven attributes
Great read!
Certification without practical knowledge is worthless.
Thank you the comment, Maryjane!
Few of us in CS become so certificate-centric, forgetting to level up practical knowledge