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| Elbow Baggins 2003-08-01, 7:25 am |
| Which books are best for the MCSE exams?
I'm not a brain dumper and I want to do the work.
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| Jesse Meyer 2003-08-01, 2:25 pm |
| Elbow Baggins <agrybaggins@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Which books are best for the MCSE exams?
>
> I'm not a brain dumper and I want to do the work.
This question has been answered before, repeatedly. Why not head on
over to http://groups.google.com and start doing some researching? 
~ Jesse Meyer
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icq: 34583382 / msn: dasunt@hotmail.com / yim: tsunad
"We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we
pretend to be." - Kurt Vonnegut Jr : Mother Night
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| Elbow Baggins 2003-08-04, 9:25 am |
| Jesse Meyer <meyer@btinet.net> wrote in message news:<413egb.r8v.ln@10.0.0.1>...
> Elbow Baggins <agrybaggins@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > Which books are best for the MCSE exams?
> >
> > I'm not a brain dumper and I want to do the work.
>
> This question has been answered before, repeatedly. Why not head on
> over to http://groups.google.com and start doing some researching?
>
> ~ Jesse Meyer
Yes why don't I? Grumpy bastard.
Too much trouble for you to make a new person feel welcome?
That sparkling charm is sure to shine for you out in the job market.
Do you sell shoes?
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| Jesse Meyer 2003-08-05, 12:25 am |
| Elbow Baggins <agrybaggins@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Jesse Meyer <meyer@btinet.net> wrote in message news:<413egb.r8v.ln@10.0.0.1>...
>> Elbow Baggins <agrybaggins@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> > Which books are best for the MCSE exams?
>> >
>> > I'm not a brain dumper and I want to do the work.
>>
>> This question has been answered before, repeatedly. Why not head on
>> over to http://groups.google.com and start doing some researching?
>>
>> ~ Jesse Meyer
>
>
> Yes why don't I? Grumpy bastard.
>
> Too much trouble for you to make a new person feel welcome?
>
> That sparkling charm is sure to shine for you out in the job market.
>
> Do you sell shoes?
Do you normally insult the people you ask for help?
In my job, I am paid to provide a service. I do that service willingly
and gladly.
On the internet, I answer questions for free. I'm normally glad to help
someone who is willing to do a little work on their end, but when
someone drops into a forum or group and asks a question that five
minutes of search would have found the answer for, I tend to get a curt
response.
Speaking of jobs, if you are willing to go after a MCSE, presumably you
are looking for a job in the computer field. How do you expect to be
proficient at your job if you are unwilling to learn how a search engine
works? Go to groups.google.com, use the advanced search features, and
limit your search to the group 'alt.certification.mcse', the date range
to roughly a year ago (to keep things current) and search for 'book'.
Should probably do the trick.
For future reference, you'll go a lot farther if you demonstrate a bit
of clue in your discourse. Questions such as "I've been doing a bit of
research and have noticed that a lot of people prefer the Sybex
books for the MCSE exams. I've decided to use the Sybex books but I'm
curious - is there any part of the MCSE study or exam process that the
Sybex books don't cover adequately?" is a lot better then "Which books
are the best for the MCSE exam?" [ Assuming people still want to answer
MCSE questions in here, the latest threads seem more concerned with
rants about losing jobs to India. ]
RTF a.c.mcse archives!
~ Jesse Meyer
( Mild manner professional by day, grumpy newbie slayer by night. )
(( My grumpitude does like your style of quoting and line length. ))
PS: Idly wondering how many shoe salesmen jobs have been lost to
India...
--
icq: 34583382 / msn: dasunt@hotmail.com / yim: tsunad
"We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we
pretend to be." - Kurt Vonnegut Jr : Mother Night
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| Elbow Baggins 2003-08-08, 6:25 am |
| Jesse Meyer <meyer@btinet.net> wrote in message news:<uv6ngb.n7g.ln@btinet.net>...
> Elbow Baggins <agrybaggins@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > Jesse Meyer <meyer@btinet.net> wrote in message news:<413egb.r8v.ln@10.0.0.1>...
> >> Elbow Baggins <agrybaggins@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >> > Which books are best for the MCSE exams?
> >> >
> >> > I'm not a brain dumper and I want to do the work.
> >>
> >> This question has been answered before, repeatedly. Why not head on
> >> over to http://groups.google.com and start doing some researching?
> >>
> >> ~ Jesse Meyer
> >
> >
> > Yes why don't I? Grumpy bastard.
> >
> > Too much trouble for you to make a new person feel welcome?
> >
> > That sparkling charm is sure to shine for you out in the job market.
> >
> > Do you sell shoes?
>
> Do you normally insult the people you ask for help?
>
> In my job, I am paid to provide a service. I do that service willingly
> and gladly.
>
> On the internet, I answer questions for free. I'm normally glad to help
> someone who is willing to do a little work on their end, but when
> someone drops into a forum or group and asks a question that five
> minutes of search would have found the answer for, I tend to get a curt
> response.
>
> Speaking of jobs, if you are willing to go after a MCSE, presumably you
> are looking for a job in the computer field. How do you expect to be
> proficient at your job if you are unwilling to learn how a search engine
> works? Go to groups.google.com, use the advanced search features, and
> limit your search to the group 'alt.certification.mcse', the date range
> to roughly a year ago (to keep things current) and search for 'book'.
> Should probably do the trick.
>
> For future reference, you'll go a lot farther if you demonstrate a bit
> of clue in your discourse. Questions such as "I've been doing a bit of
> research and have noticed that a lot of people prefer the Sybex
> books for the MCSE exams. I've decided to use the Sybex books but I'm
> curious - is there any part of the MCSE study or exam process that the
> Sybex books don't cover adequately?" is a lot better then "Which books
> are the best for the MCSE exam?" [ Assuming people still want to answer
> MCSE questions in here, the latest threads seem more concerned with
> rants about losing jobs to India. ]
>
> RTF a.c.mcse archives!
>
> ~ Jesse Meyer
>
> ( Mild manner professional by day, grumpy newbie slayer by night. )
>
> (( My grumpitude does like your style of quoting and line length. ))
>
> PS: Idly wondering how many shoe salesmen jobs have been lost to
> India...
Insult people? No, But in your case I felt profoundly moved. Sorry about that.
Sybex,,,, hummm I do have a line on used Sybex core four, price $78.
I hear they go bare-foot a lot in India.
I wouldn't worry about the jobs going overseas, the first time information
is sold to the highest bidder (Which won't take long - if I know the far east.)
The jobs will come right on back. :-)
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