wtf?

[maelorin]

Before security became a central theme three years ago, Microsoft had already established a reputation for taking hard or complicated IT tasks and enabling a broader set of IT professionals through interface and management usage improvements.

guess who wrote that sentence ... and what it is supposed to mean.

Jeffrey R. Jones
Director, Microsoft Security Business and Technology Unit
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/columns/secmgmt/sm0605.mspx

Comments

[reverancepavane.livejournal.com]

I almost laughed when I discovered the major advantage of MCSE was to be able to ring people on a special hotline and access a restricted database of what they didn't put in the manuals. Then I thought about it and almost cried.

[maelorin]

sad thing is, that hotline isn't much more use to the average msce than the manuals. after spending so much time training yourself not to think ...

my brother hasn't bothered to finish his msce because he doesn't see the point. the sad thing is, if he did finish, he could ask for a starting salary of $50k plus. just for having the msce.

he doesn't see the point because to keep your msce qualification 'up-to-date' you have to keep sitting the tests ... at a hundreds of dollars a go.

[maelorin]

and on thinkign about it, if that's the main advantage of msce ... aaarrrggghhh!

how many ways does that empire suck!