Microsoft Certification Pins

By steven s. warren June 29, 2007, 4:32 AM PDT

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My certification pins are turning yellow.

I recently moved into my new home and while cleaning up, I a came across my certification pins. Some of them are so old, they are turning yellow. Are we really supposed to wear these?

Check out my blog post,“Certification Pins.”

I also included a fun poll for you to take.

The tests keep coming...

Do you remember when Microsoft said you can mix and match your Windows 2000 MCSE with your Windows 2003 MCSE? They went on to say that if you got your MCSE on Windows 2000, it would automatically rollover to Windows 2003. 2 months later they changed their mind. I had to take two more upgrade tests. What else is new.

They might make good earrings for my wife.

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