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03-28-07, 17:42
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IT Employment
Greetings,
Does anyone here actually work in the IT field?? I am considering getting trained for the MCSA or MCSE, and I wanted to ask if these certifications are worth it?? Will they actually help me get a job or what?? Thanks 
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03-28-07, 17:44
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Re: IT Employment
If the job requires it
 Im currently going for a Systems Administration job that doesnt require any certs. I count myself lucky. Luckier, if I get it :D
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03-28-07, 18:21
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Re: IT Employment
I suppose it's about your location mofugger. If you are in the UK then an electrician or (even better) a plumber is a better paying job than IT at the moment. It's all about what the market will pay.
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03-29-07, 07:34
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Re: IT Employment
Im a systems tech in a secondary school, I didnt need any certs but it helped my application having them!
IT in the public sector is pretty badly paid if your not a systems manager  At least it is in the UK
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