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Pandawdy

2005-10-15, 7:15 pm

Are my certs worthless? I have my A+, Server+ and Security+, and I'll be taking my Network+ in a few days. Are these worth anything at all? I've unfortuanately paid a ton of money to go to a tech school that prepares people for these exams. They claim to have job placement but I have no faith in that.

What kind of jobs can I realistically expect to get with these certs?
kool_gall1991

2005-10-17, 6:06 am

quote:
Originally posted by john cena
Try to get a MSFT cert ASAP.


lol it sounds like u are talking in code! what is msft?
johnaspen

2005-10-17, 9:49 pm

Must be the cool way of saying Microsoft these days. I seemed to have missed that memo....
TheShadow

2005-10-18, 2:08 am

You folks don't follow the stock market huh??? Microsoft has been known as MSFT since its Initial Public Offering (IPO) and is how the international financial world identifies them when they are talking money.

A google search of MSFT produces this in 1 tenth second.

Results 1 - 10 of about 3,330,000 for msft. (0.10 seconds)

Yahoo is has even more hits
Results 1 - 10 of about 6,440,000 for msft - 0.10 sec.

Someone is sheltered I guess
johnaspen

2005-10-18, 9:42 am

Aw, man I should have known that. Dunce hat for the day....
kool_gall1991

2005-10-18, 4:00 pm

sorry, have no interest in stocks.
TheShadow

2005-10-18, 11:12 pm

Having no interest in stocks is one thing, (probably not a bad thing either ) not knowing the symbols of the major IT companies could be detrimental one day. Microsoft is known as MSFT in India also.
Here are a few that I see in trade print even when they are not talking about stock price. Admittedly they don't all make sense and some have different titles on different exchanges. Generally the first IPO initials are used when there are multiple listings or issues. It is just more slang to learn like SCSI = scuzzy

csco = cisco
ibm = ibm
dell = dell
aapl = apple
uis = unisys
hpq = hewlett packard
txn = Texas Instruments
amd = amd
intc = intel
mu = micron
goog = google
yhoo = yahoo
jnp = juniper networks
wdc = western digital
stx = seagate
mxo = maxtor
novl = novell
nvda = nvidia
atyt = ati technologies
sunw = sun micro
kool_gall1991

2005-10-19, 8:06 am

ok, tu for the info.
enforcer

2005-10-19, 11:29 am

shouldn't thay be TY?
Forsaken

2005-10-19, 1:02 pm

quote:
Originally posted by enforcer
shouldn't thay be TY?


Oh heavens no...we dont use TY anymore didnt you get the memo?
Of course it is detrimental that we all know that TY is the money talking language for TY beanie babies and plush toys!

enforcer

2005-10-19, 1:47 pm

So it's Mike Tuson now?
curiousgeorge

2005-11-05, 11:41 pm

Isn't tusson that thing that cures colds.

Maybe it cures unemployment too...
robertf33

2005-11-10, 2:06 am

Hey guys!

You all are going out of the track. Say these cert are not worthless any more. If you are on the job, then these certs will get you on the most upper hand.

So, don't get feel deadly in this world and lets things go as it is.
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