I know there are "alternatives" foss and non-foss but sadly enough there are too many stencils already done.
To recreate must deal with too much annoyances... so opensource of MS Visio will really simplify TI people and non-TI people a lot!
Hi
Since heterogeneal computer enviroment is the *only* real-world true. Is not wierd that employers look for people knowing of many stuff (although can be specialized on one field).
Is different for those employer who want to hire one people that do anything and pay the lessthing...
My point is know as far as you can, but don't try to specilize on everything. For example my head have: Slackware, Debian, Gentoo, Mandrake, RedHat and Suse on the linux distros. Solaris on unix side (this is my specializated side), MaCOS 8 and 9 running aside Windows 3.11/98/NT/XP and 2003...
That's only on the SO's department... My focus is on certifications with Solaris but also I help my co-workers and customers with Windows issues but I don't hold an MSCE...
So try to find out which market you are confortable and make it your major.. but learn as you can!
Slashdot Mirror
I know there are "alternatives" foss and non-foss but sadly enough there are too many stencils already done. To recreate must deal with too much annoyances... so opensource of MS Visio will really simplify TI people and non-TI people a lot!
It runs on every machine and almost on every os. And yes I have one server running on my home.!
Hi Since heterogeneal computer enviroment is the *only* real-world true. Is not wierd that employers look for people knowing of many stuff (although can be specialized on one field). Is different for those employer who want to hire one people that do anything and pay the lessthing... My point is know as far as you can, but don't try to specilize on everything. For example my head have: Slackware, Debian, Gentoo, Mandrake, RedHat and Suse on the linux distros. Solaris on unix side (this is my specializated side), MaCOS 8 and 9 running aside Windows 3.11/98/NT/XP and 2003... That's only on the SO's department... My focus is on certifications with Solaris but also I help my co-workers and customers with Windows issues but I don't hold an MSCE... So try to find out which market you are confortable and make it your major.. but learn as you can!