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On the road again with MCSE

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by kkorf

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I have spent the last two years getting my MCSE and A+, thinking of course that this would give me a real boost in my career and create job security. It is becoming more and more apparent that Microsoft wants to limit the number of people wanting toenter this industry and get rid of those not willing to conform to their requirements. I truly believe that is why Microsoft came up with the adaptive testing.

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by jasonmics

I think micro$oft just wants mo money....and i am starting to look at the future and think am i going to chase after these certifications for the rest of my life!!!! I am about to say screw micro$oft and start putting my full attention on UNIX....
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by shardy

Linux is picking up serious steam. I lived thru the demise of Digital Equipment Corporation and see Microsoft doing the same stupid things that DEC did. Any company that wants to continue prosperity should be in touch with where the market is going and what it wants. If they ever become arrogant enough for too long and think that they are determining the market, they're doomed for sure.I have finished my MCSE certification for NT4.0. My next step will most likely be ordering Red Hat Linux server and playing with it at home to determine if I should introduce it at the workplace. Red hat is doing quite well I hear, sales wise. I am still quite annoyed at spending better than 300 bucks for technet, which used to be free.

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