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[Kyria Nyriese]

Artemis_Fowl wrote...

I know that I wouldn't like an ending with mumies in it. So keep those pyramids in check so they can't invade us!

Snipage done sowwy

[Phoenix NL]

Kyria Nyriese wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...
Oh I'm very familiar with that problem lol. That best thing for my that my dad has done recently is that he's converted to Macs so I can sit back as say I know nothing about them so I'm not asked to fix them anymore!

Hmmm there's a thought when I get him his next computer...

Definitely, just give him the excuse my mom uses - "They're more intuitive."

[DJBare]

Watch those pyramids folks, remember I'm not exactly of a spritely age any more, climbing them is tiring.

[Zwei133]

A blog on why you cannot win ME3

[Phoenix NL]

This pic made me laugh:
http://27.media.tumb...ri1so1_1280.jpg

[Ajna]

Phoenix NL wrote...

This pic made me laugh:
http://27.media.tumb...ri1so1_1280.jpg

LMAO

[Ohpus]

Phoenix NL wrote...

That's a shame since most IT degrees don't add anything to your technical ability, it just seems to be the words on the CV - but then that might just be the UK.

Here too. My recruiters keep telling me that works experience is more important and that they are pretty much ignoring certs. Something about more people with certs only knowing how to pass exams, not do the job.

[Goodwood]

Phoenix NL wrote...

This pic made me laugh:
http://27.media.tumb...ri1so1_1280.jpg

Replace the Normandy with the SSV Fanbase and rebrand the other objects as "rEApers" and you're golden.

[Major Swift]

Hey all! Anything interesting going on or just the usual, I'm playing witcher 2 atm and loving it!

[Phoenix NL]

Ajna wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

This pic made me laugh:
http://27.media.tumb...ri1so1_1280.jpg

LMAO

Welcome to the thread

[Kyria Nyriese]

Ohpus wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

That's a shame since most IT degrees don't add anything to your technical ability, it just seems to be the words on the CV - but then that might just be the UK.

Here too. My recruiters keep telling me that works experience is more important and that they are pretty much ignoring certs. Something about more people with certs only knowing how to pass exams, not do the job.

My recruiters have told me the same thing, however, knowing a bunch of engineers spread across most of the companies I would be considering, and having them putting me before their managers, I get the, you don't have a degree, we don't want you.  Which really stinks, as I had said school is kicking my butt right now.

[Tossska]

If only the ME3 ending was so... 

[Phoenix NL]

Ohpus wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

That's a shame since most IT degrees don't add anything to your technical ability, it just seems to be the words on the CV - but then that might just be the UK.

Here too. My recruiters keep telling me that works experience is more important and that they are pretty much ignoring certs. Something about more people with certs only knowing how to pass exams, not do the job.

Sad but true, I was in recruitment before my hubby and I set up our own IT mob and the problem is that there are quite a few companies in the UK and India that are offering "guaranteed passes" for their courses. They're doing it with some of the high level certs as well which is very annoying. Regardless the certs give you a good grounding but until you've had hands on experience implementing it and being faced with weird issues you don't see in the training it's a bit hard to say that you're experienced in it if that makes sense? We had to do a migration recently and the tools we had to use just didn't do what they were supposed to do so while I was busy banging my head on the desk in frustration and yelling as Symantec and Quest my better half was able to come up with ways of fixing the issues only because he's been doing this for so long.

[Phoenix NL]

Kyria Nyriese wrote...

Ohpus wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

That's a shame since most IT degrees don't add anything to your technical ability, it just seems to be the words on the CV - but then that might just be the UK.

Here too. My recruiters keep telling me that works experience is more important and that they are pretty much ignoring certs. Something about more people with certs only knowing how to pass exams, not do the job.

My recruiters have told me the same thing, however, knowing a bunch of engineers spread across most of the companies I would be considering, and having them putting me before their managers, I get the, you don't have a degree, we don't want you.  Which really stinks, as I had said school is kicking my butt right now.

That's weird that they're saying that. Obviously I can't speak for the US but most companies in the UK are pretty flexible on that one if it's counterbalanced with certs and experience, unless there's a specific reason they want a degree. Sorry if you already mentioned it but what is your area of expertise?

[Necroscope]

Damn, I feel sorry for Patrick Weeks:
http://img571.images.../ecdlcskunk.jpg

Modifié par Necroscope, 17 avril 2012 - 08:24 .

[Kyria Nyriese]

Phoenix NL wrote...

Kyria Nyriese wrote...

Ohpus wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

That's a shame since most IT degrees don't add anything to your technical ability, it just seems to be the words on the CV - but then that might just be the UK.

Here too. My recruiters keep telling me that works experience is more important and that they are pretty much ignoring certs. Something about more people with certs only knowing how to pass exams, not do the job.

My recruiters have told me the same thing, however, knowing a bunch of engineers spread across most of the companies I would be considering, and having them putting me before their managers, I get the, you don't have a degree, we don't want you.  Which really stinks, as I had said school is kicking my butt right now.

That's weird that they're saying that. Obviously I can't speak for the US but most companies in the UK are pretty flexible on that one if it's counterbalanced with certs and experience, unless there's a specific reason they want a degree. Sorry if you already mentioned it but what is your area of expertise?

Microsoft/Cisco support and implementation.  From what one of my friends told me, was that they get more money for degrees, no matter what it is in, than they do for experience, and to keep their budget up they only hire degrees.  No matter what the degree is in (this friend has a degree in biology).

Modifié par Kyria Nyriese, 17 avril 2012 - 08:26 .

[Phoenix NL]

Kyria Nyriese wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

That's weird that they're saying that. Obviously I can't speak for the US but most companies in the UK are pretty flexible on that one if it's counterbalanced with certs and experience, unless there's a specific reason they want a degree. Sorry if you already mentioned it but what is your area of expertise?

Microsoft/Cisco support and implementation.  From what one of my friends told me, was that they get more money for degrees, no matter what it is in, than they do for experience, and to keep their budget up they only hire degrees.  No matter what the degree is in (this friend has a degree in biology).

That's bizarre! No one in their right mind should pay more for someone with a degree than someone who has a CCNP or CCIE. Well if you ever move to the UK let me know because all the people I know in IT here understand that the experience working with the products is invaluable.

[Ajna]

Phoenix NL wrote...

Ajna wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

This pic made me laugh:
http://27.media.tumb...ri1so1_1280.jpg

LMAO

Welcome to the thread

Welcome Back you mean , thankyou hun!

[SpartanCommander]

To bad it doesn't make sence and I'm not giving up.

[Phoenix NL]

Ajna wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

Ajna wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

This pic made me laugh:
http://27.media.tumb...ri1so1_1280.jpg

LMAO

Welcome to the thread

Welcome Back you mean , thankyou hun!

Kasumi says "Cupcake for you!"

[Phoenix NL]

I'm going to head off for tonight guys, take care of each other and I'll see you tomorrow! *hugs all round*

[DJBare]

Phoenix NL wrote...

Kasumi says "Cupcake for you!"

Turn off the cloak, cupcake hard to find.

[Kyria Nyriese]

DJBare wrote...

Phoenix NL wrote...

Kasumi says "Cupcake for you!"

Turn off the cloak, cupcake hard to find.

Weren't you off climbing pyramids? :innocent:

[DJBare]

Kyria Nyriese wrote...
Weren't you off climbing pyramids? :innocent:

Yup, got one hell of an appetite from all that climbing.

[Zwei133]

I just stumbled across this. I apologize if it has been posted before:

Great ME3 Ending

Modifié par Zwei133, 17 avril 2012 - 08:54 .