Nightlytic
Member
Hi,
I'm wondering, what's the most 'impressive' VBA addition to your CV, that would be respected in a professional setting? I'm thinking an equivalent of the MOS certification, slap that on a CV, it's by Microsoft, nobody would ever question your ability.
I'm in EU, professional services are nearly all now doing competency based interviews so what you present and say in an interview is all you get judged by. I'm young, no computer science degree or related work experience, so I feel people just laugh off any mention of technical competency because everyone says they are 'great at excel' and 'used vba', where I have actually been learning to use office and now VBA for quite some time.
I'm wondering, what's the most 'impressive' VBA addition to your CV, that would be respected in a professional setting? I'm thinking an equivalent of the MOS certification, slap that on a CV, it's by Microsoft, nobody would ever question your ability.
I'm in EU, professional services are nearly all now doing competency based interviews so what you present and say in an interview is all you get judged by. I'm young, no computer science degree or related work experience, so I feel people just laugh off any mention of technical competency because everyone says they are 'great at excel' and 'used vba', where I have actually been learning to use office and now VBA for quite some time.