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New Microsoft Certification Framework
Posted: 4:54 am
February 16th, 2007
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Microsoft

Got a chance to sit in on the Microsoft webcast outlining the changes they are making to the Certified Professional program.. I must say, way to go. Here is one of the slides from the webcast (click to enlarge) that literally explains what we’re looking for: Proven skills across multiple technologies vs. Validated comprehensive skill set in specific job role.

Expirationoftechnicalskills

Let’s face it, to survive not only do you need to be an expert at what you do you also need to be versatie. Gone are the days of a monkey in a bucket creating databases - you want 6 figures, you’ll have to earn them.

The best part?

Finally, Microsoft will be retiring certifications along with the product support as well as expiring technology specialist certifications every 3 years. That alone ought to kill paper MCSE’s.

3 Comments

mdalligood |

I missed this webcast. Do you know if it is available for off line viewing? Thanks.



morganman24 |

So… what does this mean for me when I’m only lacking 1 exam for the MCSE 2003 track and worked hard to get it?
is the MCSE cert worthless now and the people that recently got it and the people that have it?
I understand the paper MCSE problem, but what about the people that are the real deal?



vlad |

Nothing - MCSE will remain alive but the new certifications are being introduced which will make it somewhat of a legacy cert.



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