Certification Prep – The 20 Minute Workout
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| Blog Name: | Certification Prep – The 20 Minute Workout |
| Url: | http://msftcert.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Computers, Certification, Technology |
| Description: | I have been working in the information technology field in one form or the other since 1996. I am currently employed full time at Microsoft as a Senior Technical Account Manager. I also write technical articles for numerous other sites and I teach an MCSE class at a local technical education center here in Wallingford Connecticut, which is my hometown where I have lived my whole life. |
| Popularity: | 5 Followers |
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