Well, I really don't want to elaborate too much on it. Like I say is not my business. And it could get ugly, pretty fast. Just think about it. It is not the first time he votes in according to what you voted. I believe it takes away credibility to any position he takes. Even if I am completely wrong and it is just coincidence. Sometimes, appearances speak a lot. Kind of like is not only necesary to avoid evil, but also appearance of evil. You know that one, I am sure.
It's not a coincidence. We agree on literally everything. (Well, almost.)
I know is not my bussiness, dear, but you know what is a little embarrassing? Don't take it wrong.... But having your boyfriend giving people the same rep that you do afterwads is... "sappy?". I know you are in love and all that, but, is too much of a coincidence. It looks like he doesn't have a mind of his own. Please, please, do not take it wrong. It's just my opinion, and you don't necesary care about my opinion. Right?. We love you to death over here. So don't blast me with you "wrath". I am joking about that "wrath".
Hmm... I definitely took that the wrong way.
And yeah Josh is right, he's whipped and he'll admit it too.
But how is giving people the same rep, sappy? That's an unusual word to use.
Several men are in the locker room of a golf club. A cell phone on a bench rings and a man engages the hands-free speaker- function and begins to talk. Everyone else in the room stops to listen. MAN: "Hello" WOMAN: "Honey, it's me. Are you at the club?" MAN: "Yes." WOMAN: "I'm at the mall now and found this beautiful leather coat. It's only $1,000. Is it OK if I buy it?" MAN: "Sure, go ahead if you like it that much." WOMAN: "I also stopped by the Mercedes dealership and saw the new 2007 models. I saw one I really liked." MAN: "How much?" WOMAN: "$65,000." MAN: "OK, but for that price I want it with all the options." WOMAN: "Great! Oh, and one more thing. The house we wanted last year is back on the market. They're asking $950,000." MAN: "Well, then go ahead and give them an offer, but just offer $900,000." WOMAN: "OK. I'll see you later! I love you!" MAN: "Bye, I love you, too." The man hangs up. The other men in the locker room are looking at him in astonishment.
Then he smiles and asks: "Anyone know whose phone this is?"
Now, you knew you would get an increase of good reps for this one, didn't you?. ;) Smart man/woman. You have been watching the "stock market".
Lol, actually he got more bad reps than good. And to be honest, I think that's stupid. All he did was type a simple statement and people gave him bad rep for it. I gave him good rep to cancel out the bad ones.
>To pass a test, you must study. Yes, for the test. The abundance of cliff's notes should tell you that studying for a test hardly gives you sufficient understanding of the subject. It just puts you in a better position to pick the right answer out of four options. :icon_rolleyes:
Then maybe it's just me, but whenever I take a test and I study for it, I tend to remember the material afterwards as well. I do know from what Duki has told me, that the MCSE/CCNP exams have simulations which count as a major part of your score. So it's not always four options. :icon_rolleyes:
>Goodness... I thought everyone knew that. And I thought that everyone knew the difference between formal schooling and a certification. I guess we were both wrong.
I'm not saying that certifications are better than formal schooling and experience, I'm just saying that if 2 people apply for the same job with the same experience, but 1 has a certification, who would you hire?
>Then why go to school? Why get an education? -If it doesn't do anything for you?? I can't decide if you're joking or if you seriously think that's a good argument.
Well why don't you answer it then?
>Certifications show that you have studied. No, certifications show that you have passed a test. There's a subtle difference.
To pass a test, you must study. Goodness... I thought everyone knew that.
>Without these certifications, what good are you then? Just as good as you are without them.
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>No employer is going to hire you just because you say you have "good >experience" backed up with no certifications. I like to think that I have a bit of experience with this (having conducted quite a few interviews and made hiring decisions), and I'm pretty sure that you're wrong. It all evens out because the losers who think certifications are worth something will be hired by the crappy employers that think certifications mean something. And the superior candidates who let their experience talk are hired by the smart employers that look for superior candidates.
You don't need a certification to define what kind of worker you are.
Then why go to school? Why get an education? -If it doesn't do anything for you??
Without these certifications, what good are you then? No employer is going to hire you just because you say you have "good experience" backed up with no certifications.
