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Hi Donald,
Braindumps are a bad idea.
The effort of memorising a couple of hundred questions is probably harder than just learning the subjects being tested.
The next issue is that lets say you pass an exam then you get given an interview based on your CV having that certification on it .. you will crash and burn on the interview on the first technical question and the intervierer will be able to tell easily whether or not you actually know anything.
Also, if everyone did this and got an MCSE but then had no actual knowledge, then after not much time, hiring managers would place no value on that certification knowing you could just braindump your way through it.
Certifications are supposed to be an achievement and something valuable that you can be proud of... That puts you into a category of employees that have the knowledge and skill to pass the exams. Cheating your way through dilutes the value of the certificate for everyone, not just you.
There are loads of free labs out there, designed to take you through any cert you want to study.
It takes time and effort, but you will end up KNOWING things and DESERVING the certificate and will actually be able to do what your certs say you can do.
Charlie Coverdale
Disclaimer: This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties or guarantees, and confers no rights.
- Proposed as answer by Danny van DamMVP, Editor Friday, February 8, 2019 8:29 AM
- Marked as answer by Danny van DamMVP, Editor Friday, February 8, 2019 8:29 AM
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Hi Donald,
Braindumps are a bad idea.
The effort of memorising a couple of hundred questions is probably harder than just learning the subjects being tested.
The next issue is that lets say you pass an exam then you get given an interview based on your CV having that certification on it .. you will crash and burn on the interview on the first technical question and the intervierer will be able to tell easily whether or not you actually know anything.
Also, if everyone did this and got an MCSE but then had no actual knowledge, then after not much time, hiring managers would place no value on that certification knowing you could just braindump your way through it.
Certifications are supposed to be an achievement and something valuable that you can be proud of... That puts you into a category of employees that have the knowledge and skill to pass the exams. Cheating your way through dilutes the value of the certificate for everyone, not just you.
There are loads of free labs out there, designed to take you through any cert you want to study.
It takes time and effort, but you will end up KNOWING things and DESERVING the certificate and will actually be able to do what your certs say you can do.
Charlie Coverdale
Disclaimer: This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties or guarantees, and confers no rights.
- Proposed as answer by Danny van DamMVP, Editor Friday, February 8, 2019 8:29 AM
- Marked as answer by Danny van DamMVP, Editor Friday, February 8, 2019 8:29 AM
