How do you Rate Prcatice Test Exam With MS-Press 290 Book

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Congrats! And good luck on your interview!

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Congrats baby!! Welcome on board!!!

RE: The Speech.

Make it long baby!! Don't hold back!!

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Hi Zenner

I probabaly used the wrong term its "a status thing" for the exams, I do
rate MS exams and learning a lot of facts and tables are not going to get me
the exam, I will have to know most of the features of the NOS , well
according to the objectives for the 70-290, with the rest of the features
spread across other MCP's. Then reading most forums about the exam there
will be questions about features that are not on the objectives for the
above exam, so I have to take in as much as I can about the whole NOS. I am
happy with my progress so far, I havn't really went through any practice
exam as of yet, I will wait until closer to when I am sitting the exam,
mainly just to get feel for reading long questions and seeing how my time
will be, and that will depend what type of exam I get, some say 1hr 1/2
other over 3hrs. Keep you updated on how it pan's out.

All the best



"zenner" <> wrote in message
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>I don't know exactly how to take the last comment...re: It's just a status
>thing. Yes, it is a status thing, ...whether or not we are talking about
>"just a status thing"...that's kind of up for debate.
>
> Many companies over specify job requirements; ask for MCSE when what they
> really need an MCP or MCSA Due to the current climate, they can ask for
> and get exceedingly over qualified people to staff rather menial
> positions, personally I don't think they are doing the candidate, the
> users or themselves a favor. You can use a race horse to pull a
> wagon...but he ain't gonna be happy.
>
> I think a lot of the cheating, besides the cheater being of Low character,
> is a response to the elevated requirements that have no basis in apparent
> need for that level of skill. If a person sees a discrepancy between his
> (or Her) daily duties and the hurdle they have to jump to get the
> job...it's almost a neon sign that says...do whatever it takes to get the
> job, you won't need to know most of the stuff anyway. that dilutes the
> respect for the certification.
>
> I know many companies that require MCSE/MCSA on staff to qualify for
> discounts plans or to be listed on recommended lists of service providers,
> vendors or sellers of products, services. The Mfg. wants to be sure that
> their agent, the face the customer sees, is capable of not only selling a
> solution, but can also install, administer, manage and trouble shoot the
> product. It doesn't take much for a product to earn a bad reputation...an
> unskilled installation leaves a bad taste in a customers mouth, then he
> doesn't just blame the installer, his impression is that the product is
> bad.
>
> So yes I agree there is a degree of credential creep, but to make the leap
> to labeling achieving certification, especially advanced certifications,
> as "just" a status thing!...is not recognizing there is a real need for
> certification especially if its earned the old fashion way, by actually
> knowing the product.
>
> One other point in closing. No one will respect your credential, unless
> you do first!
>

VISCO