To create a fully "unbiased" certification there is a need for a working group whose interests would be fully aligned.
Agreed
I must admit, I'm a bit pessimistic about a unified Postgres certification as it would put people who would be working on it in a difficult situation when they're serving all the abovementioned interests.
My pessimism is more around how you keep the answers from becoming public knowledge. I don't think that should stop us from working on this however.
On 6/1/23 15:04, Jaime Casanova wrote: > Hi everyone, > > At PgCon I mentioned a was going to create this thread so here we go: >
> > So, having a certification made from a pool of validated > questions/answers don't only will help companies choosing trainings > but will in effect improve the quality of trainers. > > There are a lot of open questions yet, like where the exams will be > taken. In the community infrastructure? in the company's? > > but I guess we have still enough for start commenting. 1) Who oversees all of the above?
2) How are the questions and answers developed without leaking the information out to test takers?
3) Does core mean just the community Postgres?
> > -- > Jaime Casanova > Director de Servicios Profesionales > SYSTEMGUARDS - Consultores de PostgreSQL > >
