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  • 工作学习 / IT杂谈 / 请问各位前辈，在国内先考MCSD或SUN的认证JAVA程序员是否有意义，考哪个更好？ -ada123(殷殷); 2001-3-13 (#32757@0)
    • If you are already a programmer, I advise you learn some edge-cutting new technology. Certificates do not help you a lot. By the way, improve your English speaking and listening. -jabber(jabber); 2001-3-13 (#32895@0)
      • Thank you very much! -ada123(殷殷); 2001-3-14 (#32971@0)
      • 我已有十多年的开发经验，用过Pasical 、FORTRAN、PLM、VC++、C、PB、VB等语言，做过iRMX、NT、Unix系统下的开发，现在正在等通知，不知该做何准备，东一榔头，西一棒槌的，英语复习效果也不好。今年我已35岁，真不知这样做是否有意义，请问Jabber有何高见？ -ada123(殷殷); 2001-3-14 (#32977@0)
        • Some of your skills, eg., Fortran, are no longer helpful in Canada's IT market. -jabber(jabber); 2001-3-14 {263} (#33037@0)
          Only VC++, C and VB are good. In any case, for a person like you, English is determinant for your success or failure. You are already 35, you should be able to control yourself. The time before your landing is
          too valuable. I hope you can make best use of it.
          • Thanks again! I'll do my best. -ada123(殷殷); 2001-3-14 (#33065@0)
        • If you're really strong in VC++, then MCSD may help you (it better to pass the VC++ test). -albxu(Yukon); 2001-3-16 {610} (#33882@0)
          For a new comer a certificate that is internationally recognized is helpful.

          The problem is that both MSCD and MCSE are too common, so as the Java Progrommer certificate.

          Java Developer/Architect is more valuable. But to get it it won't be easy.

          C++ needs experience. If I say I have 4 years of VC++ experience it is almost as equivalent as to "I have been using VC++ in programming every day for 4 years". It is not "I started using VC++ 4 years ago, and used it in some projects for several months".

          A programming analyst usually has to be very hand-on, at least to some Canadian employers.
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