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My company has recently became a Microsoft Certified Partner and from a business perspective it helps us greatly as it provides the software licenses needed to continue development in a much more cost effective manner, and the added benefit of marketing abilities.
Now, I know that Microsoft Certified Partner status is important to many clients, but from a developers perspective, is it something that as a .NET developer you would look for when selecting an organization to potentially work for? Is it seen as a benefit where you know at a minimum that the organization will have access to the tools needed for the job?
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Microsoft Gold Partner BenefitsProvide Microsoft based IT services and products. Provide continuous customer support and be first in line for updates and news. Provide smarter training tools and programs. Utilise our expanded reach to be able to provide 100 licenses for Microsoft products.
A Microsoft partner is an official vendor offering Microsoft-related services and products, such as cloud services, software applications, solutions deployment, and dedicated support.
Groups like SoftwareKeep can truthfully call themselves a Microsoft Certified Partner – in this example, they act as a digital license seller and download manager for Microsoft Software, including Windows licenses and various Microsoft apps.
Yes. As a partner, you not only get access to the software, but the company gets vouchers for certification testing, making it more likely that your employer would not only support, but encourage you to get certified. I work for a MS Gold Partner and every single developer here is MCPD certified.
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