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I need advice from you guys on which would be the smartest and best certificate to get in order to get me started on development positions on the market. <br />
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Currently I am working to get my MCSD (on web development) so I would be able to advance myself and apply for new positions (development).<br />
I have been developing Windows and Web apps with C# and VB.net for 3 years now and have experience with HTML, Javascript, CSS and some PHP. But, my favorite area is .Net development (especially C#). Also, I developed some sharepoint webparts (using C#) as well and also wrote some reports with (SSRS and Crystal Reports).<br />
Also, Im intrested in learning Actionscript 3.0 to develop some mobile apps in future (but I haven't started yet).<br />
So, depending on the market and career outlooks what certificate do you guys strongly suggest so I can start working on it. Please remember your advice might totally change my career path so please be honest :)<br />
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Thank you,<br />
Paul
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I need advice from you guys on which would be the smartest and best certificate to get in order to get me started on development positions on the market. 

Currently I am working to get my MCSD (on web development) so I would be able to advance myself and apply for new positions (development).
I have been developing Windows and Web apps with C# and VB.net for 3 years now and have experience with HTML, Javascript, CSS and some PHP. But, my favorite area is .Net development (especially C#). Also, I developed some sharepoint webparts (using C#) as well and also wrote some reports with (SSRS and Crystal Reports).
Also, Im intrested in learning Actionscript 3.0 to develop some mobile apps in future (but I haven't started yet).
So, depending on the market and career outlooks what certificate do you guys strongly suggest so I can start working on it. Please remember your advice might totally change my career path so please be honest :)

Thank you,
Paul

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