REgarding the MCSE

HI.,

I would like to do MCSE Course.In future is there
any value for this course or not.Should i g for MCSE or
MCSA.Basically i am interested in Syatems Side.Could you
pls kindly help me out.

Thanks and REgards.,
R.Sankar

Andy
Sun Jan 04 09:31:48 CST 2004

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 06:56:43 -0800, RSAnkar wrote:

> HI.,
>
> I would like to do MCSE Course.In future is there
> any value for this course or not.Should i g for MCSE or MCSA.Basically i
> am interested in Syatems Side.Could you pls kindly help me out.
>
> Thanks and REgards.,
> R.Sankar

Here we have (presumably) a newbie (my guess - doesn't mention any
experience or education/qualifications) who has taken the trouble to
inform us that (s)he is interested is "Systems Side" and is interested in
doing MCSE Course, and wants advice.
My immediate reaction, is that someone who (presumably) expects
meaningful advice, based on such limited information (no mention of age,
location, educational background, work experience, IT experience, etc.) is
either a troll, or lacking the necessary intelligence and drive to be an
IT professional.

As you are so upset by the way us "racketeers" abuse newbies, perhaps
you'd like to field the above request.

Andy

JaR
Sun Jan 04 10:41:24 CST 2004

"Andy Foster" <Firtsname@FirstnameLastname.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2004.01.04.15.31.46.548614@FirstnameLastname.com...
> As you are so upset by the way us "racketeers" abuse newbies, perhaps
> you'd like to field the above request.
>
>

Fellow thug Andy,

I fervently hope she will decline to do so, as I have only recently made a
sustantial investment in a new set of thumbscrews. what will I do with them
if I am not allowed to torture newbies?

JaR
MCNGP Thug #22

The
Sun Jan 04 11:00:07 CST 2004

> is
>either a troll, or lacking the necessary intelligence and drive to be an
>IT professional.

Or could be here looking for those Chicken Nuggets?

The
Sun Jan 04 11:13:33 CST 2004

>what will I do with them
>if I am not allowed to torture newbies?

Wincing at the thought of so many choices....

Consultant
Mon Jan 05 09:12:08 CST 2004

she only selectively saves the world

--
Consultant, MCNGP Founding Father
Lead Thug, Public Enemy #1
www.mcngp.tk

"Andy Foster" <Firtsname@FirstnameLastname.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2004.01.04.15.31.46.548614@FirstnameLastname.com...
> On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 06:56:43 -0800, RSAnkar wrote:
>
> > HI.,
> >
> > I would like to do MCSE Course.In future is there
> > any value for this course or not.Should i g for MCSE or MCSA.Basically i
> > am interested in Syatems Side.Could you pls kindly help me out.
> >
> > Thanks and REgards.,
> > R.Sankar
>
> Here we have (presumably) a newbie (my guess - doesn't mention any
> experience or education/qualifications) who has taken the trouble to
> inform us that (s)he is interested is "Systems Side" and is interested in
> doing MCSE Course, and wants advice.
> My immediate reaction, is that someone who (presumably) expects
> meaningful advice, based on such limited information (no mention of age,
> location, educational background, work experience, IT experience, etc.) is
> either a troll, or lacking the necessary intelligence and drive to be an
> IT professional.
>
> As you are so upset by the way us "racketeers" abuse newbies, perhaps
> you'd like to field the above request.
>
> Andy

anonymous
Tue Jan 06 05:01:05 CST 2004

Please, allow me to field this one....

----- RSAnkar wrote: -----

HI.,

I would like to do MCSE Course.In future is there
any value for this course or not.Should i g for MCSE or
MCSA.Basically i am interested in Syatems Side.Could you
pls kindly help me out.

Thanks and REgards.,
R.Sankar


Dear Sankar

It is required that one who seeks MCP or MCSA or MCSE or enlightenment would research what it is before asking if it is worthwhile. Much the same way as we don't drink from the can before asking what is this poison? As has been posted hundreds of times before, please refer to:

www.microsoft.com/traincert

The new link works equally as well:

www.microsoft.com/learning

Here, you will find information about what is required on the road to achieving certification while also discovering what each of MCP, MCSA, MCSE and other Microsoft certifications actually are. While each certification is progressively more worthwhile, please pay careful attention to the minimum work experience requirements that are suggested. I stress this as it would appear from yours and previous postings that MCSA and MCSE should be achieved without any related experience in the field when in fact this should be stressed as being the most important consideration before embarking on your MCSA/E certification.

The objective of certification is not that you should merely pass the final tests, but rather that you can demonstrate during the testing process that you have retained the necessary practical skills and desired knowledge. This is achieved after rigorous self development with Microsoft technologies, remembering that this will provide value to any future employer who will wish that you have these skills and knowledge before starting your job.

You should not see the exams as an opportunity to measure the knowledge gained in the last few days and how well it is remembered, but how well do you retain the lessons of all your yesterdays so as to be able to apply them in the months to come when your job demands that you do so.

Andy
Sun Jan 25 14:53:27 CST 2004

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 06:56:43 -0800, RSAnkar wrote:

> HI.,
>
> I would like to do MCSE Course.In future is there
> any value for this course or not.Should i g for MCSE or MCSA.Basically i
> am interested in Syatems Side.Could you pls kindly help me out.
>
> Thanks and REgards.,
> R.Sankar