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Sorry, I mean certification/accreditation. : )
Best regards,
Boki.
"Daniel Dyer" <dan@dannospamformepleasedyer.co.uk>
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>> Hi All,
>> Could you please advice what kind of license do we need ( or
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> Dan.
David N. Welton - 18 Nov 2005 07:59 GMT
> Sorry, I mean certification/accreditation. : )
You should verify that people know how to code in Java for the kind of
projects you are working on.

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zero - 18 Nov 2005 18:23 GMT
> Sorry, I mean certification/accreditation. : )
>
> Best regards,
> Boki.
There are several organisations that give java certification. But there
are a lot more Java programmers who just learned it on their own, or at a
school (without special certification). This does not mean they're any
less good than the certified programmers.
Companies should test the candidate's skills, not rely on certificates. An
evaluation period works very well for this.