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My guess is no.
Loosing? You probably mean 'losing', but I'm not sure that makes the meaning any clearer to me. How does the Perl community benefit from a Perl certification? I don't care about a piece of paper, whether it's a certification, a college diploma or a university degree. Show me what you've done, tell me about it. Express your passion for software development.
No idea. I'm not on that list. Why ask if you already know?
Multiple choice tests are no doubt easy to mark, but they don't really reflect whether the student has deep understanding of the material. If your plan is to get perl certification and then use that to get a job, I think you're wasting your time and/or money. I think it's more effective to start writing Perl and use that experience to start your own business or impress someone in a position to hire you. There are plenty of bad drivers on the road, but almost all of them have driver's licenses. What does that tell you about certification? In reply to Re: Perl Certification ( oh yeah, it's that time again... almost )
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