I submitted my test today, part 2 of the exam. Part 1 was 50 multiple choice questions, which I submitted a while back and got my results immediately, 96%, passing. Part 2 was described as “short answer”, but in reality, they were short essays! When you have to give 3 possible troubleshooting problems and their…
Friends in Tech, the group of podcasters and bloggers that I belong to, and blog for, when I’m not as crazy busy as I have been lately, has added a new member, Steve Riekeberg of the Geek Cred Podcast. I can’t say that I’m all that familiar with the podcast, but I’m going to download…
I’m not currently in the market for any Microsoft Certifications, I’ve got a number of litigation support tools, like Summation and Trial Director, to get certified on, but if you are, head’s up. George Starcher over at In the Trenches, has the info on a way to sign up for a second chance voucher, before…
Thing one is finally getting to plan out the details of my trip to San Francisco in October. I’ve got the Summation Certified Trainer Workshop Oct 8-11, but it looks like I’ll be staying a bit longer than that, catching the redeye out of town on Saturday night the 13th. That should give me a full couple of days…
Looks like the next workshop for Summation Certified Trainers is October 8-11, so I’ll be in San Francisco that week. I’m sure the training will be intense, but hopefully I’ll be able to get out and enjoy the city in the evenings. We had a good time when we were there for a few days…
I’m one step closer to getting this certification, but still many steps away. It’s a rather complicated process. First you have to apply, which involves sending a copy of your resume, and filing out a form to show some familiarity with the software. Once that is accepted, you have to pass (80% or better) a…