Re: value of MCSE certification in tech pubs

[Peter <pnewman1 -at- home -dot- com>]

Jean Richardson wrote:
> 
> All --
> 
> I've recently joined an MCSE (Microsoft Certified Software Engineer)
> certification study group.  After looking at this material for a while, I
> began to wonder about the value of MCSE certification for technical
> communicators.
> 
> I recently polled a number of recruiters and hiring managers in my area on
> this topic and was *really* surprised at the reponses.   Thanks for any time
> you can devote to a response.
> 
> For engineers, the Microsoft Certified Software Engineer designation seems
> extremely valuable, boosting both marketability and earning potential.
> However, I wonder whether this is true for technical communicators?  Are
> there any MCSEs on the list?  Anyone who is aware of how MCSE certification
> has impacted the careers of technical communicators?
 
By itself it doesn't mean too much. However, if an individual has the
requisite experience and background, I would consider it a moderate
plus.

-- 
Peter
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