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A+ Certified?

Originally posted by: AthlonXP
It's a dummies test, just like the "network essentials" test.
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So are you A+ Certified or a Dummy AthlonXP? 😉 😀 😛

<--Isn't A+ certified, but will be in the distant future as soon as I'm done studying 😱
 
Nope. I am pretty sure my 4 years as Corporate LAN admin is worth more to a potential employer than an A+ cert, considering the test cost upward of $250 and is basically a joke test.
 
Nope. Not a+ certified. Not even remotely interested in it either!

I do have MCP, MCP+I, MCSE, and MCSE+I though if that means anything...
 
Originally posted by: Lovepig
Nope. Not a+ certified. Not even remotely interested in it either!

I do have MCP, MCP+I, MCSE, and MCSE+I though if that means anything...
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what does the +I mean?
 
Yes I am, best study guide is having been even a light computer hobbiest for a short amount of time. If you read anandtech I can't believe you'd really need one.
 
Lovepig, you must be a multi-task expert, as everytime you reply to this thread, you appear offline 😕
 
Originally posted by: DerwenArtos12
Are You A+ certified?
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Yep...

A lot of people claim that this is an easy test. It's not for those who have never had to troubleshoot a PC before. It's not exactly rocket-science, but there is definitely a lot of information and topics covered on the exam. I took the exam just after they added the Windows 2000 support on there. It made it more interesting at least. 😉
 
Originally posted by: Lovepig
Nope. Not a+ certified. Not even remotely interested in it either!

I do have MCP, MCP+I, MCSE, and MCSE+I though if that means anything...
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Don't you become a MCP on your way to becoming an MCSE?

So if you are a MCSE+I, then that automatically makes you an MCP, MCP+I, MCSE, and MCSE+I

Seems sort of redudant to list it that way, looks like you're trying to pad your resume. That's like somone with a Doctorate listing that they have an Associates, Bachelors, Masters, and Doctorate.
 
Originally posted by: Marshallj
Originally posted by: Lovepig
Nope. Not a+ certified. Not even remotely interested in it either!

I do have MCP, MCP+I, MCSE, and MCSE+I though if that means anything...
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Don't you become a MCP on your way to becoming an MCSE?

So if you are a MCCSE+I, then that automatically makes you an MCP, MCP+I, MCSE, and MCSE+I

Seems sort of redudant to list it that way, looks like you're trying to pad your resume. That's like somone with a Doctorate listing that they have an Associates, Bachelors, Masters, and Doctorate.
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It is redundant....but most people who take certs do that because they like to brag about their accomplishments. They like having as many letters after their names as possible. 😉
 
touche! You got me.

It is redundant, and I hate it too! Microsoft insists on writing it that way on my little 'special' certified professional card. Trust me, only the only that matters is on my resume.

 
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