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Become An MVP: Is It Worth It?
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How To Become a Microsoft MVP
Become An MVP: Is It Worth It?
Nowadays, is it worth it to become an MVP?
For those who don't know, "A Microsoft MVP, also known as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP), is an individual that has been selected to receive an annual award for outstanding contributions within communities that utilize Microsoft technologies. Microsoft MVPs are nominated by their peers, by Microsoft employees, as well as other MVPs for their achievements within the past 12 months. Recipients of the Microsoft MVP award are distinguished members of the technical community and are recognized for sharing their expertise and knowledge with others, both online and offline. Here are some tips and suggestions on how to become a Microsoft MVP."
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