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▶Office 365 MCSA Anonymous 12/04/17 (Mon) 23:38:36 No.832763 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

So I'm looking to get my O365 MCSA for my employer - Have any of you gotten this cert, and if you have, what resources did you use to study? I got my A+ and Net+ using CBTnuggets, Pluralsight, and TotalSeminar practice tests. CBT was my favorite but my employer hopped off that bandwagon after they increased the prices ridiculously, and for practice tests to be included in Pluralsight requires a business or corporate account.

Who else /msp/ here?

▶Anonymous 12/05/17 (Tue) 05:52:38 No.832900

they're going to pay for it, right, because otherwise you're getting scammed.

obviously an office cert is of zero value unless it's getting you paid more.

▶Anonymous 12/05/17 (Tue) 21:15:23 No.833281

Don't have a cert but I worked for company and managed O365 for them.

Google is better

▶Anonymous 12/05/17 (Tue) 21:48:55 No.833295

If you're currently employed, make the employer pay for it. They're investing in YOU that way.

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