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Benefits of MCM (Part III) - It Definitely Pays Off
Posted by Bojan Nenadic on 10 Jun 2011
Benefits of MCM (Part II) - Community
Tech Ed Day 1: Meeting Career Factor
Posted by Bojan Nenadic on 16 May 2011
Benefits of MCM (Part I) - Knowledge
Posted by Bojan Nenadic on 4 May 2011
They Shoot Horses, Don't They
Posted by Bojan Nenadic on 20 Apr 2011
Bojan's final video from the January MCM-Exchange rotation
Posted by erwinc on 8 Apr 2011
The Microsoft Certified Master Qualifying Lab
Posted by Bojan Nenadic on 3 Apr 2011
Bojan's Second Video Post
Posted by erwinc on 31 Mar 2011
Bojan's first video update
Posted by erwinc on 25 Mar 2011
Microsoft Certified Master - Week 3
Posted by Bojan Nenadic on 23 Mar 2011
Bojan's Story Starts!
Posted by erwinc on 18 Mar 2011
Microsoft Certified Master - Week 2
Posted by Bojan Nenadic on 1 Feb 2011
Time to Dust Off and Move On
Posted by Bojan Nenadic on 25 Jan 2011
Microsoft Certified Master in Figures - Week 1
Posted by Bojan Nenadic on 21 Jan 2011
Mastering the Aspirations
Posted by Bojan Nenadic on 18 Jan 2011
This post will be the first (possibly only, as I haven't yet formulated the whole structure in mind) in the series of articles describing what the Microsoft Certified Master course looks like in various figures. Specifically, I thought that putting together a timetable of activities of each day of the course would be an interesting way of showing its intensity.
Some other interesting figures from the current rotation:
I'm trying to work out how many cups of coffee or other caffeinated drinks are consumed in a standard day, but it's quite hard. I reckon probably 4-6 on average (I was next to a guy when he ordered a 4-shot espresso). You can also see a picture of the Calorie Counter in the classroom.
The post doesn't feel complete, but I have to hit the notes, so I'll probably update it in a couple of days.
240 Microsoft Team blogs searched, 79 blogs have new articles. 200 new articles found searching from
So it's started then.....those class times look staggering, you might need to up the coffee intake!
I think I'll stalk you via RSS.... ;o)
Good luck
T
Bojan, one of our MCM Exchange Server 2010 candidates from rotation 8, tallied some interesting statistics
This looks like *fun* (if someone can think in terms of fun in this case)
Good luck,
Thomas
I believe that the technical term for this is "drinking from the firehose." One day I hope to be there myself.
Wish we had some bananas left for this week :) I'm in the same rotation.
The snack corner looks impressive but the timetable a little daunting. Let's get a beer when you return to celebrate your success. Good luck!
If you read my previous post about MCM in Figures - Week 1 you would have probably calculated that we've
Bojan recently spent three weeks in Redmond for intensive MCM training on the Microsoft campus. His videos
A very long delay since the last post, I know. But, I intend to make it up by adding content every few
In order to be accepted for MCM you have to already be pretty good at what you do. Maybe not right at