ARE YOU MCSE/CNE CERTIFIED.. YET?

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1 total messages Started by Tony Langdon Sun, 07 Jun 1998 00:00

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Author: Tony Langdon
Date: Sun, 07 Jun 1998 00:00

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It's 04 Jun 98  14:41:10,
We'll return to Nick-dot-Brown@coe-dot-fr and All's
discussion of ARE YOU MCSE/CNE CERTIFIED.. YET?

 Ni> Summary: MCSE may be great for getting hired, but make sure the people
 Ni> are also actually good and above all can cope in a crisis.

Still, I think MSCE is valuable. However, a company looking at hiring
should take both the "on paper" qualifications, as well as the practical
experience of applicants into account.

Someone who has networked everything in sight with years of experience,
and never got their MSCE would be a good candidate for many jobs, IMHO.
OTOH, a purely "on paper" MSCE candidate is worth considering, if you're
prepared to train the person in "real world" circumstances.  Given that
the MSCE itself (should) demonstrates a willingness to study, there
could be considerable potential in training the person to become a good
administrator and giving them the practical experience they need.

. At the prompt, remove disk, spit on it, then retry.
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