Re: Some facility to Oracle Master Certification?

Thanks Dennis
To get a position "exclusively" as a dba, I need a good certification. Because currently I'm more time developing than dbaing :)

I really don't have too much time to be in the database, frequently I forget some important points I invetigated previously, beacuse my mind must be in other tasks.

I think I will have to be about 5 years following your advice to get a better positioning as dba, as the one I could get with a good certification, I'm 34 years old, and I want to get an specialization in one area.

I'm not telling this is a bad idea, but to take that about five years to get a sun certified enterprise architect, on java technology, will be more profitable.
Finally a certification is a certification, and it allows better positions, and a better positiosn, is better to be even more specialized on the subject.

On 8/28/06, Dennis Williams <oracledba.williams_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Juan,
>
> So you're saying that you already have the OCP and you would like to get the
> Oracle Master's? How expensive would it be for you? What benefits would you
> gain? Do you have clients that would be impressed to the extent that your
> business would increase?
> There are other ways to increase your expertise and visibility among
> Oracle professionals. I think you have made some good moves in that respect.
> If I recall correctly, your native language is not English. What about
> translating some works on Oracle into that language? Not an easy task for
> someone who is not an Oracle DBA. Translators are much respected. I would
> contact the publishers of some of your favorite books.
>
> Dennis Williams
>
>

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