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Does MCSD worth declining?
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 Does MCSD worth declining?
I'd been a MCSD since late 1996, at that time the
certification opens lots of doors and opportunities and
was very highly regarded. I believe that that mystic
among clients or employers is declining, even the
MCSD.net that I obtain a couple of months ago. My point
is, employers and/or clients now considers other factors
more important and had relegated the certification to a
nice-to-have footnote. Is this only my impression or
other has seen this?
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Re: Does MCSD worth declining?
Very true.
"JJF" <JJF@somewhere.com> wrote in message
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> I'd been a MCSD since late 1996, at that time the
> certification opens lots of doors and opportunities and
> was very highly regarded. I believe that that mystic
> among clients or employers is declining, even the
> MCSD.net that I obtain a couple of months ago. My point
> is, employers and/or clients now considers other factors
> more important and had relegated the certification to a
> nice-to-have footnote. Is this only my impression or
> other has seen this?
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