In this segment of a two-part video series, Joel Goodman - Global Team leader of the Oracle DBA certification exam development team - gives some great insight to Oracle's philosophy to why certification is important to professionals and their employers.
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The Benefits of Oracle Certification - For Professionals
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Comments (3)
This is good info
Posted by Balaji Rayampettai | November 17, 2009 7:52 PM
When can we expect this video to be made available?
Posted by Tom Carter | November 26, 2009 4:06 AM
Hi Tom - quite soon actually. It's currently here in my studio now for post-production. Have been investing unexpected time in (1) acquisition activities and (2) turkey.
..Ok, so the turkey wasn't so unexpected.
Cheers,
—Harold
Posted by Harold Green | November 30, 2009 4:00 PM