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RE: Value of certifications Apr 25 2007 10:12PM
Simmons, James (jsimmons eds com) (1 replies)
Re: Value of certifications Apr 26 2007 01:33PM
TJ Stamm (tjs essex1 com) (1 replies)
RE: Value of certifications Apr 26 2007 08:36PM
Simmons, James (jsimmons eds com) (2 replies)
RE: Value of certifications Apr 27 2007 05:12PM
andrews rbacomm com (1 replies)
RE: Value of certifications Apr 27 2007 07:24PM
Simmons, James (jsimmons eds com) (1 replies)
RE: Value of certifications Apr 27 2007 08:50PM
Ackley, Alex (aackley epmgpc com) (1 replies)
RE: Value of certifications May 01 2007 09:39PM
Simmons, James (jsimmons eds com)
Re: Value of certifications Apr 27 2007 04:41PM
Yousef Syed (yousef syed gmail com) (2 replies)
RE: Value of certifications Apr 27 2007 09:25PM
Craig Wright (Craig Wright bdo com au)
RE: Value of certifications Apr 27 2007 07:03PM
Simmons, James (jsimmons eds com) (1 replies)
Re: Value of certifications Apr 27 2007 11:25PM
Patrick (flymooney gmail com)
Simmons, James wrote:

> DoD is now mandating security certifications for employee's working in
> IA positions. Of course ISC2 certs are there with a few others. But what
> does that accomplish? Their policy is suppose to be that they will not
> hire anyone new without meeting these requirements, and that is what I
> fear a lot of companies are moving towards.
>
> Regards,
>
> Simmons

I used to work in the County government and HR would list
certifications without knowing anything about them. The department heads
would just ask around and see what should be in the job posting. Then
they would "insist" on the applicants having the credentials even though
they had no idea what was required or what they even meant. We always
joked that the next time one of the County Directors asked what should
be in a posting, we should tell them "ASE Certified" or something like
that just to see what would happen. However, none of us wanted to be
called on the carpet if a Director ended up being embarrassed by it.

I always thought it was funny that after I have been doing a job for
21 years, someone comes along and tells me I need "their" certification
on something I have already been doing. :-)

Patrick

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