Re: Relevance of MCSE 2003 in Vista world

anto wrote:
> I am fresher in this field and signed up just today with this chat room. I
> would like to take up Netwroking as my new career. I have minimum basic
> knowledge on PC hardware, setting up local network with just another PC etc.
> And I have also gone through Cisco CCNA curriculum and knows a little bit
> about IP, Addressing etc. My questions are.
> a) Am I jumping out into oblevion?
> b) What are the job prospects for MCSE 2003?
> c) Relevance of MCSE 2003 in the context of Vista launch?
> d) What will be the opportunities of MCSE 2003 after 2 years
> I hope you guide me through and prepare me either to venture into or not.
> Thanks.


We are FAR from a Vista world. I can't understand why everyone is
worried that a MCSE 2003 will be antiquated when I still see companies
recruiting people with MCSE 2000 certs and the is no Vista server slated
for release in the next few weeks as far as I know

Red Swingline Stapler

>I still see companies
>recruiting people with MCSE 2000 certs

yeah but not everyone has access to a time machine like you have.

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

Kline Sphere

Kline Sphere wrote:
>> I still see companies
>> recruiting people with MCSE 2000 certs
>
> yeah but not everyone has access to a time machine like you have.
>
> Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3
I am happy to rent it out for the right price...

Red Swingline Stapler

>>> I still see companies
>>> recruiting people with MCSE 2000 certs
>>
>> yeah but not everyone has access to a time machine like you have.
>>
>> Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3
>I am happy to rent it out for the right price...

anyone got change for nickel?

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

Kline Sphere