which is in demand mcse 2000/2003

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    swapnil rokde Guest

    hi
    i am swapnil want to know which mcse is more in
    demand in the market mcse 2000 or 03 so plz if possible
    mail me this info.
    thank you
    swapnil
     
    swapnil rokde, Aug 10, 2003
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    Jtyc Guest

    the 2003, being the latest and greatest, is more in
    I disagree.
     
    Jtyc, Aug 11, 2003
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    Politician Spock Guest

    At the beginning of this year, 30%+ of the "demand" was still NT 4.0.

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    Politician Spock, Aug 11, 2003
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    =?Windows-1252?Q?Frisbee=AE_MCNGP?= Guest

    Quiet, numbskulls, I'm spamming here.
     
    =?Windows-1252?Q?Frisbee=AE_MCNGP?=, Aug 11, 2003
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    =?iso-8859-1?Q?Frisbee=AE_MCNGP?= Guest

    But that's only because those Win 2k3 certified MCSE's are pulling in the
    bigger bucks.

    I hear some are making as much as $6.15/hour.

    Not all employers can afford that.
     
    =?iso-8859-1?Q?Frisbee=AE_MCNGP?=, Aug 11, 2003
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    Maestro Guest

    Since W2K3 has not established itself in the real world
    yet most would disagree with you. Just because it's the
    latest does not mean that it's in demand!
     
    Maestro, Aug 12, 2003
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    Brendon Rogers Guest

    What a crock of sh*t. Whats in demand is whats in use in the market place,
    not what MS wants to be in demand or what you are trying to push in your
    training centre. Most companies are still on Windows 2000 with no plans to
    move to 2003. Whats more I am positive there are an extremely large number
    of NT4 servers out there too.
     
    Brendon Rogers, Aug 12, 2003
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    Clint Kennedy Guest

    Ron, do you have any ideas of your own, or do you simply regurgitate what
    you've read in the most recent microsoft newsletter you've received and pawn
    it off as your own idea?

    Just ... stop .... stopit ... argh.
     
    Clint Kennedy, Aug 13, 2003
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    Brendon Rogers Guest

    You have my vote too.

     
    Brendon Rogers, Aug 13, 2003
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    |{evin Guest


    Ok Lucy... splain something to me... how the HELL can someone be a
    Certified Systems Engineer... (supposedly) meaning an EXPERT on the
    product... when the product hasn't even EXISTED long enough for
    someone to be an expert yet?

    btw, Longhorn isn't THAT different... I got to play with a demo last
    Friday.
     
    |{evin, Aug 13, 2003
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    billyw Guest

    you still playin that old thing..
    mohaa spearhead is better, way better
     
    billyw, Aug 13, 2003
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    Consultant Guest

    silly billy

     
    Consultant, Aug 13, 2003
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    billyw Guest

    is that demand or ciculation?

     
    billyw, Aug 13, 2003
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    billyw Guest

    cosultant con....
    ah forget it

     
    billyw, Aug 13, 2003
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    Jtyc Guest

    cosultant con....
    constipated consultant
     
    Jtyc, Aug 13, 2003
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