in reply to Re: Perl Certified!
in thread Perl Certified!

It shows community involvement

Involvement in a mostly social forum where the vast majority of technical discussion is answering Faqs to people who can't RTFM isn't the best thing on your resume. Think of it this way, if someone applied for a job and said they had 1200 posts on Slashdot, would you be more likely to give them a job? It can be a liability. Actual involvement in open source projects is exponentially better, and you'll learn more to.

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Re: Re: Re: Perl Certified!
by Anonymous Monk on Apr 26, 2003 at 06:52 UTC
    So it's either a meaningless yardstick or else it measures how much the community values you to some degree.

    Can you think of any other qualification you can write on a resume that doesn't fall into that category, perhaps?