I had a couple of interesting comments on my last post on MCP exams. Helen pointed out that you learn the right way of doing things by studying for an exam, rather than learning the hard way. Richard pointed out that if teams having the same learning, they can improve communication. He also noted another cynical reason for the existence of MCP exams:

"However, I got the impression a lot of the exams are trying to indirectly "sell" Microsoft's technologies by encouraging people to think about problems in certain ways"

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