Dan,
"You were a glorified Excel Spreadsheet installer."
I've never mentioned this.
The for-profit college I taught accounting in the evenings and kept their computers running decided to create an IT degree program. They asked me to do it.
At that time, there was only 1 Vue testing center for Microsoft certifications in the area. I turned the college into a Vue testing center. All exams were proctored.
The first graduating class had 2 guys who completed their MCSE. They were "paper MCSE's" as the old saying goes, but they had the knowledge and hands on skills working at the college. That was years ago. They did manage to build respectable IT support careers, got married and raised families.
I was teaching Active Directory, Windows OS and other stuff.
I found teaching to be the most rewarding part of my career and really time consuming.
Always either getting ready for a class, teaching a class, or talking to students after class or grading their work.
And I filled in for Excel if I had to.
