Daily Deal: Microsoft Certified Solutions Engineer Server Infrastructure Bundle

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Fri, Aug 7th 2015 10:46am — Daily Deal

Take your IT career to the next level and ready yourself for the MCSE exam with 92% off of the Microsoft Certified Solutions Engineer: Server Infrastructure Bundle. Over the 5 courses, you will learn how to install, configure and administer Windows Server 2012. Complete the courses at your own pace and by the end, you'll be ready to take the MCSE exam and get that certification to help beef up your resume.

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Anonymous Coward, 7 Aug 2015 @ 12:00pm

Certification not included, certification is required by a third party with additional fees.
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Anonymous Coward, 7 Aug 2015 @ 1:25pm

Certifications are not a good measure of ones skills
Passing a certifications exam simply means one is good at memorizing information, talking tests and wasting money.
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Anonymous Coward, 7 Aug 2015 @ 3:13pm

Ah, MCSE...
Better known as "Minesweeper Consultant and Solitaire Expert".
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RD, 7 Aug 2015 @ 7:43pm

Re: Certifications are not a good measure of ones skills
Passing certifications means the difference between shite Helpdesk jobs and SysAdmin jobs, no matter what you or I think of the uselessness of a piece of paper vs. actual experience. Hiring IT managers won't even call you back without certs except for $10/hr entry level craphole jobs, and even then they want at least A+ these days.
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Lawrence D’Oliveiro, 7 Aug 2015 @ 8:27pm

I Don’t Know Why You’d Trust Your Mission-Critical Data Centre Infrastructure ...
... to an OS that is still limited to 26 drive letters.
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Anonymous Coward, 8 Aug 2015 @ 9:07am

Re: Re: Certifications are not a good measure of ones skills
I've known people who own their own IT businesses (some even have employees under them) that make more money than they could ever make (or have ever made) working for someone else. Granted, most of them do have a college education in a field such as computer science or related. But the point is, just like with any business, the only thing you really need are the clients, the know how (and even then in some situations the know how can just be someone you hire), and the required licensing as necessary by law and the rest flows from there
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oliver (profile), 10 Aug 2015 @ 2:04am

Must Choose Something Else
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