I have a Windows "proficiency test" as part of a job interview. Looking at
the interview schedule, it appears to last around 20 minutes or so. If I've
been using either '98 or xp over the last twelve years or so, is there
anything I can do to prepare? I have a feeling this is a very rudimentary
test for someone who's used Windows for many years, but I like to be on the
safe side. Any sample tests available you know of? Thanks for any help on
this boring topic!

Re: Windows proficiency test by Bob

Bob
Thu Apr 03 19:34:34 PDT 2008

"dusdau" <dusdau@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a Windows "proficiency test" as part of a job interview. Looking at
> the interview schedule, it appears to last around 20 minutes or so. If
> I've
> been using either '98 or xp over the last twelve years or so, is there
> anything I can do to prepare?

If you have been using Windows for 12 years then you have nothing to worry
about, as long as the test is a "using Windows" type of test. Not a
"troubleshooting Windows" test, or an "administering a Windows network"
test, or a "programming Windows" test.

Although I would imagine that after 12 years, you have done your share of
"troubleshooting Windows"! :-)


Re: Windows proficiency test by kurttrail

kurttrail
Fri Apr 04 01:51:01 PDT 2008

Bob Campbell wrote:

> Although I would imagine that after 12 years, you have done your share
> of "troubleshooting Windows"! :-)

Why Bob? When it's such "common" knowledge around here that 99.9% of
Windows installs never have any problems at all! ;-)

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Re: Windows proficiency test by Bill

Bill
Fri Apr 04 11:10:23 PDT 2008


"kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknownuniverse.org> wrote in message
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> Bob Campbell wrote:
>
>> Although I would imagine that after 12 years, you have done your share of
>> "troubleshooting Windows"! :-)
>
> Why Bob? When it's such "common" knowledge around here that 99.9% of
> Windows installs never have any problems at all! ;-)
>

That's true. You are in the .1% who can't figure out how it works.

Peace on you !


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> Kurt
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>



Re: Windows proficiency test by kurttrail

kurttrail
Fri Apr 04 12:01:49 PDT 2008

Bill Yanaire wrote:
> "kurttrail" <dontemailme@anywhereintheknownuniverse.org> wrote in message
> news:VZlJj.654$651.307@textfe.usenetserver.com...
>> Bob Campbell wrote:
>>
>>> Although I would imagine that after 12 years, you have done your share of
>>> "troubleshooting Windows"! :-)
>> Why Bob? When it's such "common" knowledge around here that 99.9% of
>> Windows installs never have any problems at all! ;-)
>>
>
> That's true. You are in the .1% who can't figure out how it works.

If you say so, Billy.

> Peace on you !

Peace fills me, thanks!

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