If it were me, MCSD.NET all the way, unless your company is going to stay in
COM for quite some time and will not pay for .NET. It will be better for
your future. And, if the company is not .NET yet, you will be the pioneer,
which could help you at your current job in both position (you will be the
mentor/senior) and salary (you now are the leader). If they do not see any
value, you can move on and you have MCSD.NET as a bullet point.
If you are ready for MCSD now, the old version can be okay, but I would head
towards the future (or present if your company is using .NET).
--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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"Andy Day" <> wrote in message
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> I started my MCSD training some time ago, but personal
> circumstances forced me put it on hold. My company now
> want me to complete, but the deadline for the old MCSD
> exams to be completed is just 6 months away. Dilemma:
> would I be better off putting in the effort get this
> completed by June, or take the time (and but the new
> course materials) necessary to take the MCSD.NET exams?
>
> Regards,
> Andy Day
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