Name: Frank Paul Heselbarth
Birthdate: 02.11.1978
Nationality: german, with a scottish grandfather
Hometown: Chemnitz
Job: Fachinformatiker für Systemintegration
Hobbys: Running, Badminton, Soccer, reading books
Cisco ID: CSCO12200308
Date: 13.07.2012
inactive: 13.07.2015
Exam: CCent 640-822 ICND1
Oracle ID: 8425439
Date:20.02.2012
Exam: Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I
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Microsoft ID: 8425439
Date: 28.06.2011
Exams: Windows Server® 2008 Active Directory, Configuration
Date: 09.08.2011
Exams: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Installation & Configuration
Date: 06.09.2011
Exams: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Financials
Date: 11.10.2011
Exams: SharePoint 2010 Configuration
Date: 18.10.2011
Exams: SharePoint 2010 Administrator
Anyone who has a certification, knows this message. One day in your life reaches you an email by the certifier with the following contents:
"Your CCENT Cisco Certification will expire on Jul 13, 2015 ."Why do certifications expire? It is important that the certificate is valid, if I am looking for a new job?
Since I am professionally involved in the recruitment process, I must say that for me the "possession of a certification", whether active or expired, something positive says about the candidate. He learned structured a technology or procedure and was able to retrieve this knowledge under exam pressure.
Means the degree or diploma not the same?
Result: Of course, nothing to say against a recertification. Nevertheless, everyone will agree with me, who has passed a certification in Cisco, Oracle and Microsoft, and is familiar with the work that goes into a successful test, even an expired certification deserves respect.
