Torn on which MCSE exam I should start studying for

MrCWiltzMrCWiltz MCSA Office 365Posts: 10Member ■■■□□□□□□□
in Exchange Server & Office Communications Server Exams
I will be taking the 70-347 exam to complete my MCSA in Office 365 track in the next few weeks. After that I want to look towards getting my MCSE in Productivity. I am torn on which MCSE I should study for: Exchange Server 2016 (70-345) or Sharepoint Server 2016 (70-339). I am interested in doing both equally and I have no hands on experience on either.

My question is, what is more beneficial career wise. Are they both equal? I am getting the feeling that Exchange would be more beneficial, but I am not sure.

Please advise me!!!! :D
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  • DatabaseHeadDatabaseHead CSM, ITIL x3, Teradata Assc, MS SQL Server, Project +, Server +, A+, N+, MS Project, CAPM, RMP Posts: 2,480Member ■■■■■■■■■□
    MrCWiltz wrote: »
    I will be taking the 70-347 exam to complete my MCSA in Office 365 track in the next few weeks. After that I want to look towards getting my MCSE in Productivity. I am torn on which MCSE I should study for: Exchange Server 2016 (70-345) or Sharepoint Server 2016 (70-339). I am interested in doing both equally and I have no hands on experience on either.

    My question is, what is more beneficial career wise. Are they both equal? I am getting the feeling that Exchange would be more beneficial, but I am not sure.

    Please advise me!!!! :D

    Focus on your MCSA for now. Seems odd that you are getting certified in a stack that you have no experience in........

    What do you do for a career?
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  • MrCWiltzMrCWiltz MCSA Office 365 Posts: 10Member ■■■□□□□□□□
    I am currently a Service Desk Tech now but before that I worked as a Desktop Support Analyst in the oilfield. I was laid off from that job and right before I was laid off we were just started implementing Office 365 and learning basic O365 powershell and learning things in the portal. I got laid off and decided to stick with learning more about Office 365 because I found it interesting.
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  • stryder144stryder144 Posts: 1,597Member ■■■■■■■■□□
    Honestly, I would do a quick search on indeed and find out which of those two certs is the most requested. Then, should you get the fever for another cert, wait a year and get the other one. That way you keep your MCSE active.
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  • PantherPanther Posts: 114Member ■■■□□□□□□□
    Anyone have concerns with Exchange? Last 2 companies, we went from on-premise Exchange to Office 365, email hosted by Microsoft. Writing on the wall?
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  • Welly_59Welly_59 Posts: 431Member
    Nah. The res also plenty of companies who have tried O365 and then gone back to exchange
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  • powerfoolpowerfool CISSP, MCSE Posts: 1,637Member ■■■■■■■■□□
    Far from writing on the wall. It is just change and disruption. If you can adapt you have an advantage.
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