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Re: Another MCSE test down!
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Mon, 4 Oct 1999 22:51:06 GMT
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Sproaticus <jsproat@io.com> wrote:
> Mike Stanley wrote:
> > Wondering if I should bother with A+? I think I can get UTK to
> > spring for the test, and I'm certain I could pass it (based on two
> > people I know who have passed it with little or no studying) but
> > that begs the question - what good is a certification someone can
> > pass just because he's been a computer geek since he was 12? At
> > least with the MCSE I feel I've had to learn quite a bit and do the
> > work for a while before acing the exams...
>
> Buegs the question: Are you getting certified for employment purposes, or
> just for self-inflicted brownie points?
Employment purposes.
I do a great job at whatever I put my mind to, and believe me, if I
just wanted to pat myself on the back for exceeding at something I
could come up with something a LOT more fun to do than any
computer-related certification.
The A+ would probably be very superficial as far as my actual
employment goals - I've done the hardware jockey route, won't be
doing it again. Then again, I dunno. I know it is possible to
become MCSE without really working with the stuff because I know
someone who is working towards his who had to ask me how to make a
boot floppy and how to use fdisk. Maybe the A+ would somehow
indicate that I'm not just a booksmart neuvo-geek, but an old school
hardware junky too.
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