Email Signature with Certs

I know this might be a silly question, but how do you all include your certifications in your email signatures in say outlook mail for your company?

Would it be proper to do
<name>, <Major Cert>
<Title>
<Phones>
<address>

OR
<name>
<Major Cert>, <Title>
<Phones>
<address>

Just curious

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SteveLord

I tried that, but I had a ton of people asking me what MCP was! I assume they would do it no matter what acronym I put there. Bah!

Forsaken_GA

Forsaken, Lord of the Dark | CCIP, CCNP, CCDP, GSEC
Corporate Security Operations | Division of Big Evil Fortune 500 Company

Obivously, some personal information has been changed to protect the guilty, but that's the format I use for my email signature

CompuTron99

I used to a long time ago. Once my boss was being questioned why I was more certified than him, I had to take them off. Where I work right now, we have a strict email signature policy. I actually have to check ALL employee signatures 2 times a year.

Sett

I personally don't like it a bit.

Lord Nikon

Forsaken_GA wrote: »

Forsaken, Lord of the Dark | CCIP, CCNP, CCDP, GSEC
Corporate Security Operations | Division of Big Evil Fortune 500 Company

Obivously, some personal information has been changed to protect the guilty, but that's the format I use for my email signature

I think I will use this format... thanks guys!

demonfurbie

i go with

name
title
Network Geek
phone

RobertKaucher

CompuTron99 wrote: »

I used to a long time ago. Once my boss was being questioned why I was more certified than him, I had to take them off. Where I work right now, we have a strict email signature policy. I actually have to check ALL employee signatures 2 times a year.

Did you know there are components in Exchange that can enforce signatures?

Xcluziv

RobertKaucher wrote: »

Did you know there are components in Exchange that can enforce signatures?

I think earlier this year I found a script that you can run in Outlook to change signatures to a certain format if your company uses a certain template over Group Policy

SteveLord

When people discover the stationary....it's even worse.

L0gicB0mb508

I like to throw random jumbles of letters after my name.

L0gicb0mb508
Cyber Ninja
CCNA, CTF, WTFBBQ, Beer+

Makes for a much better time when people are trying to guess your certs.

L0gicB0mb508

Lord Nikon wrote: »

I know this might be a silly question, but how do you all include your certifications in your email signatures in say outlook mail for your company?

Would it be proper to do
<name>, <Major Cert>
<Title>
<Phones>
<address>

OR
<name>
<Major Cert>, <Title>
<Phones>
<address>

Just curious

BTW did you hack the Gibson?

nimrod.sixty9

L0gicB0mb508 wrote: »

BTW did you hack the Gibson?

No that was Joey

RobertKaucher

Xcluziv wrote: »

I think earlier this year I found a script that you can run in Outlook to change signatures to a certain format if your company uses a certain template over Group Policy

I actually think I was mistaken and it is GPOs that I was thinking of...

phantasm

nimrod.sixty9 wrote: »

No that was Joey

Joey is helpless... he has to stop letting his mom dress him.

cabrillo24

CompuTron99 wrote: »

I used to a long time ago. Once my boss was being questioned why I was more certified than him, I had to take them off. Where I work right now, we have a strict email signature policy. I actually have to check ALL employee signatures 2 times a year.

Really? Wow.