Microsoft Designs Certifications to Prevent Integrity of Own Program
dbmynx (from our TechEd Connect group) just reported a funny editorial miss in a resource book (apparently in Sybex MCITP Developer 2005 Database Solutions Design): 70-647 70-431 70-528 70-536 70-441 “The new Microsoft certifications have been designed to prevent the integrity of its certification programs…’ This is the first I’ve heard of this new strategy, but I’ll check with Rob and the team again to see if we’ve changed course.
PS Sorry if you guys just got spammed with my RSS from the future; I hit “publish” on a draft post I meant to send tomorrow. If my post is any indication, the future is pretty tedious. I’d just stay put.
Of course it’s an inside job, Michael. It was a person named Thomas C. Tips (tctips@microsoft.com) and occasionally someone named Mike C. Phelp (mcphelp@microsoft.com) who at one time provided the best braindumps ever. [Note the at-microsoft part.] Someone at a testing center in Pakistan was on to them, so they shut down all the testing centers in that country in retaliation, then prevented Pakistanis from going to nearby India.
And here we thought the TK that Trika refers to meant “Training Kit.” 
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