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Certification ? [Microsoft]

What are your certification ? 51 members have voted

  1. 1. What are your certification ?

    • MCDST: Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technicians
      0%
      0
    • MCSA: Microsoft Certified Systems Administrators
      6%
      3
    • MCSE: Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers
      19%
      9
    • MCDBA: Microsoft Certified Database Administrators
      0%
      0
    • MCT: Microsoft Certified Trainers
      0%
      0
    • MCAD: Microsoft Certified Application Developers
      0%
      0
    • MCSD: Microsoft Certified Solution Developers
      0%
      0
    • MOS: Microsoft Office Specialist
      0%
      0
    • I don't have a certification with Microsoft
      73%
      34

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Buy a book, Go to Microsoft Click Prometric (that's the one i used). There's several school in montréal that can evaluate you. It cost about 200$ each exam

HEY army20, why dont you also post a description and details or atleast weblinks about these exams.

ill try researching on these and post links when i have the time. IF i have the time.

What about MCP, for the people who haved passed some tests in MCSA or MCSE.

  • Author

I know I forgot to include this line in my poll, sorry.

@ChunkDog: What exam have you completed ?

  • 1 month later...

I don't have any certification, but planning to get at least the MSCE+I on 2003 and A+ and Network+

Buy a book, Go to Microsoft Click Prometric (that's the one i used). There's several school in montréal that can evaluate you. It cost about 200$ each exam

What ever happened to "get real world knowledge?" I hate book certified people. I have worked with too many of them. Here I am with no certs... I had people comming to me with certs asking me how to do things... Why? Because while they had read about it, they had never done it. Think you could read a book about driving and get in a car and drive it right away? Probaly not. Maybe you could read a book about brain surgery and be saving people's lives over night. Certifications just show you have the dedication to cram a crap load of information into your head in a short period of time. Real world experience will win every time.

Real world experience will win every time

That's my attitude now.

I have also seen too many cert guys, asking me how to do things they should know! Things as basic as how to set up a login script for users!. That's something I learned a loooong time back with NT 3.5! Geez

Thing is that many employers look at the papers and not necessarily the experience, that's why I'm gonna try to get at least 1 certification. Not to "prove" that I know something, just to have equal opportunity when the time comes to look for a new job.

I want to do this exam MCAD: Microsoft Certified Application Developer.

But I don't have a certification with Microsoft.

Wish I did.

May be in the future.

Too expensive.

  • 3 weeks later...

I completely agree with un4given1 100%.

Theres no point to a certification. I mean there just papers saying you have some knowledge of computer. But how MUCH knowledge. And thats what most of the companies look for now-a-days. Just for a cert.

And i was thinking of getting a small one from Cisco. And when i get older i dont know. I might get anyother because thats what good companies look for.

But of course un4given1 got to build high-end servers without a cert. And work at big computer corporations. So hey anything is possible!

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