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!LittleDragon · 03-12-2017, 03:59 PM

The only cert I have is my MCSE... in NT4... They don't really help the career. It'll help to get your foot in the door but once you're in, I wouldn't bother. Just have the company pay for training and skip the certification.

I tend to skip past the education and certifications when looking at resumes. A smaller company would look at that stuff but they're also paying less than $40k for a sys admin that can do it all. If you get one of those jobs, use it for what it is and gain experience then move on.

03-12-2017, 03:59 PM	#7
!LittleDragon "They call me Bowser...RawR!" Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Vancouver Posts: 8,332 Thanked 1,045 Times in 415 Posts Failed 60 Times in 31 Posts	The only cert I have is my MCSE... in NT4... They don't really help the career. It'll help to get your foot in the door but once you're in, I wouldn't bother. Just have the company pay for training and skip the certification. I tend to skip past the education and certifications when looking at resumes. A smaller company would look at that stuff but they're also paying less than $40k for a sys admin that can do it all. If you get one of those jobs, use it for what it is and gain experience then move on. __________________ "Damn fine car Dodge... Ran over me wife with a Dodge!", Zeke