ohh believe me I understand. We get the same thing with folks crossing over
in specialties in nursing. From what I've looked at so far not going to be
much in the tests besides the networking that will be new. I've done some
work in networking but mainly in small LAN's. I build custom puter for
folks here. Mainly high end stuff for gamers or folks that want something
that lasts longer then a couple years. DO quite a bit trouble shooting and
repair. Funny thing is that I run around with everyone in the MIS
department from work. If I can just get in my foot in the door I can beat
the learning curve.
Karsh
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-dakota-truck@BUFFNET.NET
[mailto:owner-dakota-truck@BUFFNET.NET]On Behalf Of bernd@texas.net
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 9:39 AM
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
Subject: RE: DML: RE: Re: RE: Re:
Ok...nothing against (or directed) at you at all...but you don't know how
many
times we had to let a "bookworm" MCSE go because they had no field
experience.
The test and certification is one thing...but without the field
experience...it's hard.
Make sure that you have some sort of field experience, either contract or
internship, first before applying for a IT position just based on your MCSE.
- Bernd
> Actually I'm a nurse. Just been doing puter work for several years on the
> side. Looking for a way out of nursing without loosing a huge amount of
> money. The hardware is what I like but it doesn't pay for crap. No one
> wants to pay good money for a custom machine anymore. Prefabs rule the
> world even if they are POS.
>
> Karsh
>
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