To frame or not to frame your certificates, that is the question.
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DigitalZeroOne
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I take all of my certs and scan them, just so I can prove to a company that I have them (if they ask), and then I shred them. I use to frame them, but then I lost interest. I don't even have my degree in a frame, but I didn't shred it either, it just sits in a box. -
Macpro76
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I hang my certifications in my home office. You took the time to study and passed. Its a reminder of the hard work that leads to success. I have all my IT certifications, University Diploma in Architecture, and my Hospitality certs all on my wall.
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GarudaMin
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I don't hang any. If I have to hang all certs I have gotten in my IT life, my walls would be cluttered. For example, each exam one took toward MCITP/MCSE, itself, is an MCTS certification.
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Kory
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Hang it!
I busted my tail to get my CCNA and CWNA and I am proud of that. I don't go around pointing to them every time someone comes in my office, but I do have to walk by them every time I get to and from my desk, so they are a constant reminder of what I have done and what I hope to do. In particular for the last 6 months I looked at the CCNA and thought..."you can do more" and it kept me from straying from my CCNP studies (my reading interests tend to wander).
I won't hang every cert, just the highest in each track (for instance ccnp will replace the ccna).
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