I have a few IT qualifications, but probably not as many people, came late to IT, in fact up until 7 odd years ago i could not even use a pc Some is self taught others through training courses.
when i joined i was crap..
now though only powerpoint and databases away from finishing my ECDL part 2 . Powerpoint exam next friday . I passed my Word last friday with a score of 92% with only 2 days revision , not bad .
Then its onward to the e module and then who knows ??
I noticed that too Ady, we have 15 'Experts' who have viewed this thread then eh?
Depends on one's definition of 'Expert' I suppose.
I know very few people on forums who I'd consider 'Expert' but there are certainly some out there. And even those guys don't know it all, which they freely admit.
On the whole I would say "Pretty Good" and that's what I voted for.
I'd like to think I can handle most of the issues I am used to dealing with, and in some areas maybe I would "blow my own trumpet" and classify myself as a expert, but as that's what I do for a living, you have got to be bloody good, or they get someone else.
Yeah i'm gonna be honest and say i voted expert as i've been messing up peoples pc's for quite some years now....
I work as an engineer and although i don't claim to know everything, I am pretty handy with me screwdrivers and and am tinkering with the bl**dy things 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year....So if that don't qualify for expert then i'm going home...
The Dictionary meaning: expert
adj : having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude; "adept in handicrafts"; "an adept juggler"; "an expert job"; "a good mechanic"; "a practiced marksman"; "a proficient engineer";
I hope to think that i am a proficient engineer....
As Citech said if i were no bloody good, they would soon get someone else....