Thanks to all who answered our Linkedin poll, "Documentum Managers: Does EMC
Certification Matter When You Hire?" The conclusion seems to be "not so much."
You can click here
to see the real time results.
One of the nice things that has happened while conducting this survey is that
we've both spoken to, and received back-channel e-mails from, folks who wanted
to give us their two cents on the subject. Almost everyone said that
certification is not enough, that Documentum and its application tends to be
quite complex, and that a broader skill set is required.
That being said, I did get at least two responses that suggested that
certification might be a huge plus when companies in need of Documentum
resources didn't have in house expertise to conduct a technical interview.
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Quick note: We are in the process of moving our website, so please excuse any odd typefaces or colors. We'll have a much simpler site very soon. That being said...
A new comment on one of my older posts sparked my interest, for a few of different reasons. First, because it came from an intelligent ECM professional (and former EMC employee), and second because it wasn't self-promotional in the least.
If you don't feel like clicking over to the original post, I'll clue you in; Brian Shin aka "shiningarts" had this to say about 2.0 technologies, eRoom, Documentum and CenterStage (I've edited one political comment out because I don't want it to be a distraction.)
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