I am on to certification!

[monicachapmanal]

A certification will add an extra feather in my cap.
This will help me to flagout from all others in the IT domain.
I have already an IT degree. I have decided to go for MCSD exam 70-315.
Plz wish me luck.

[ADAM Web Design]

And another bizarre and indirect uCertify post appears.

Hey MuNKy, any thoughts?

[MuNKyonline]

This certainly isnt helping them directly but if you search for 'MCSD exam 70-315' in google then they come up pretty high in the list. Maybe they're expecting people to do that and then visit their site - who knows?!

Their user profile is blank, could they be using a script to sign up? This one was on Xmas Eve afterall!

[MuNKyonline]

I found this on certcities website:

"Hello guys,
I am new in this forum and after college I am now planning to have some certification.This would add some extra feather in my cap.
As a beginner I am now planning to take exam 70-270.
I am wandering whether I could get some info about this exam. "

And this on Certfaq:

"I am pursuing for an IT degree and in the last days of my college, if I
have a certification it will add an extra feather in my cap. This will
enhance my career.
Some of my seniors have instructed me to go for certifications. I have
been planning for MCSE.
Will any one suggest me which exam should I take first, 270 or 290?
Your suggestion will be greatly esteemed!"

Both read the same, 1st post and no reply afterwards to responses! Very strange!

[jaygreen9]

Well a certification will always help you to get a better job, but it is not the only criteria. they really are an extra feather.
Hope you are successful!

[honarparvar]

Originally Posted by monicachapmanal

A certification will add an extra feather in my cap.
This will help me to flagout from all others in the IT domain.
I have already an IT degree. I have decided to go for MCSD exam 70-315.
Plz wish me luck.

Hi monica, actually you're gonna expand your documented CV at first! I think academic degrees shouldn't be considered as real skills (exceptions are everywhere ofcourse)
I donna your resume and your approach but in my point of view, more narrow specialty works better for your CV. i.e SQL administration instead of MCSD.
goodluck,
Emad Honarparvar

emad[at]irxp.com
http://www.honarparvar.com