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| The MCSD sys that you are certified by Microsoft to
develop software for there operating systems. When you
interview for a position with a company, you are
interviewing with our new advanced system of interviewing
known as Human Resources. HR is a joke. Most of the people
that are interviewing have never programmed a day in there
life. This is why they say employers dont recognize it.
You are not interviewing with a programmer usually and
even the heads of companies dont keep up on technology. In
my book... If you want to be a programmer at a hardware
level an MCSD will do no good. If you want to develop rad
software for a business environment go and get it. From
what I see the business application end of things is more
needed.
>-----Original Message-----
>I've seen a lot of posts here and else where which would
indicate that
>an mcsd certification is not worth anything to most
employers.
>
>Given that an mcsd certification will not help one obtain
employment
>or help achieve an increase in salary, what is the point
in spending
>$500+ in getting the certification??
>.
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