Nope. It's terribly difficult to wrangle both time and money from work for that sort of development, so I've only managed a few new certifications. Like most corporations, we're kinda short-sighted in the professional development area. To get my MCSE, I'd need 5-6 more exams, and the one exam I have (Win2K Pro) is rapidly becoming persona non grata with Microsoft anyway. Once I add in the fact that we already have many Microsoft trainers, I tend to focus on other areas instead...
Now you're just playing with me. Nope, no Novell or Oracle. Or Sun. Or HP. Or IBM. But I am looking at more UNIX-type ones, as they're less common and more u$eful around here...
W2K Pro. I may attempt other MS exams someday, but for now I like the "become unique in the organization" angle that I'm playing. There are no Linux+ certifications in my company, for example. So that's next.
That they do. I kinda wish I'd gone for Linux+ first, because then I'd be one of a kind in the company. Oh well, something to attack next either inside or outside Polar Bear, as life carries me...
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Date: 2004-02-06 07:59 pm (UTC)Go Cam
Date: 2004-02-06 07:48 pm (UTC)Or should I say, Cameron MacLeod, BCS, A+, Network+, i-Net+, Security+, CIW CI, MCP.
What did you get your MCP in?
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Date: 2004-02-07 12:20 am (UTC)When I first saw your unabbreviated name, the first thing that came to mind was a show dog with all his awards...lol.
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