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Old 22-06-2004, 21:36   #39
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Re: MCSE 2000 Certification?

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Originally Posted by Tricky
Just in case you really don't know what it means ???
It's a dump of the questions that someone has had during an exam (very dodgy if you get caught as they'll take your certification away!) and they post them on a website along with the answer...

When I did my NT 3.1 (yes 3.1) I did the exams with a colleague and we staggered them so that we could aid each other with the questions (and answers!) did 3.5/4.0 and 2000 the real way though (experience not books!)
You won't get into trouble for using them, but you would get your cetification removed if you were to create your own for other people after sitting the exam.
Very handy as study guides too.
Of course as Tricky rightly says, when it comes to actually doing the job, nothing beats experience.
Taking myself for example, I'm only qualified as a MCP (although I'm working on getting my 2003 MCSE) and got where I am by experience and ability.
It's like these graduates with computer degrees but no experience, sure on paper it looks impressive to pointy haired bosses, but when it comes down to doing the job, a bit of paper saying "degree" or "mcse" won't help you when the brown stuff hits the rotary cooling device.
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