- May 3, 2005
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Well I've been working full time in the tech field for almost 3 years. The company I work for uses Windows desktops and Linux servers and I've been responsible for supporting both. My job hasn't given me an opportunity to gain experience with Windows Servers and I think that's very important for someone who works in the tech field.
So my question is, should I start going back to school part time in the fall, or should I invest in a Windows 2003 small business server? Right now I can't afford to do both. I'd eventually like to get some kind of degree but I also think that working hands on with a Windows Server would teach me a lot more than anything I'd learn at a community college. With the server I'd like to work with Active Directory, ASP, MS SQL, and Exchange.
So what do you all think? Start working towards a degree, or get some hands on experience with a Windows Server?
So my question is, should I start going back to school part time in the fall, or should I invest in a Windows 2003 small business server? Right now I can't afford to do both. I'd eventually like to get some kind of degree but I also think that working hands on with a Windows Server would teach me a lot more than anything I'd learn at a community college. With the server I'd like to work with Active Directory, ASP, MS SQL, and Exchange.
So what do you all think? Start working towards a degree, or get some hands on experience with a Windows Server?