Easy quick Microsoft cert

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Hi guys

I've been working in telecomms for a while and have historically worked in IT having previousley done my A+ and N+, anyway I'm looking for get back into IT and I'm wondering if anyone can advise me on which single Microsoft IT cert would be good to get for my CV. My friends mentioned Windows 7 but I'm not exactley sure and hoping someone can advise me.

Cheers

 

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What is it you work in, or want to work in?

Windows 7 would be good, but only if you're really working with it.

 

MTA?

Microsoft Technology Associate Certification l MTA Exams l Entry-Level Developer Exams

 

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I only had 'quick and easy' to go on...

 

I could do with something quick and easy to go on as well.

 

'Quick and easy' sounds suspiciously like 'can't be assed to put in the time or effort'.

Not meaning to sound like I'm having a go but harder, more advanced certs are recognized that way for a reason!

I think you should be asking where to start with your certs on the path to where you ultimately want to be. Rather than a few letters after your name an employer would see straight through.

Cheers

James

 

Sounds like my Ex-Girlfriend!!!!

 

Oh dear.
I didn't think that comment through...

 

Probably who Jonny was thinking about at the time.

 

It isn't that I can't be "arsed" its that I have limited time so I'm looking for something current which won't take too much studying. I'm looking to get back into desktop support. As I mentioned before I've already got my A+ N+ and have a degree in computing science + loads of experience. I've been working in telecommunications/networking most recently and feel it would be beneficial for me to have a current microsoft cert. Employers love microsoft certified so its what I'm interested in going for, I figured Windows 7 is the future so might be a good bet but like i say I have no idea how much studying or money would be involved to get the cert. Any advice would be much appreciated, but please bear in mind time is a limited factor hence the "quick and easy" which I suppose is relative.