[Office Question]

For the regular posters/followers of MS Excel forums and newsgroups,

Is it of value to you to track your contribution to the newsgroup (in
terms of the number of successful questions answered, questions asked,
etc.) for reference in business settings?

For example: In a job interview, would you ever point to your
contribution on a newsgroup or website as a demonstration of your
knowledge and expertise in MS Office applications - letting your
reputation within the newsgroup community speak to your credibility as
a knowledgeable resource?

Would you consider a reputation system, like the one at http://officequestions.com
to be an asset on a resume?

Thanks for your thoughts.

[Patrick Molloy[_2_]]

I like the idea ... it was done years ago by one of the MVPs, but I like the
style of yours.
I don't see Excel Programming
I'd rather see your 'Tags' as the first screen so that one can drill down
from Excel to Excel Programming as per Microsoft's discussion groups home site

good luck

patrick


"Office Question" wrote:

For the regular posters/followers of MS Excel forums and newsgroups,

Is it of value to you to track your contribution to the newsgroup (in
terms of the number of successful questions answered, questions asked,
etc.) for reference in business settings?

For example: In a job interview, would you ever point to your
contribution on a newsgroup or website as a demonstration of your
knowledge and expertise in MS Office applications - letting your
reputation within the newsgroup community speak to your credibility as
a knowledgeable resource?

Would you consider a reputation system, like the one at http://officequestions.com
to be an asset on a resume?

Thanks for your thoughts.
.