Maik van der Gaag

I am a Microsoft MVP, a speaker, and the father of three children.

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18 months ago I decided to become Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS): Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, Windows Workflow Foundation Applications. I bought a book (Windows Workflow Foundation Step by Step) and started reading. After reading about 150 pages I was to busy to continue reading.

Three months ago I started reading the book again and I finally finished it just before the end of 2011.

Today I had my exam to my surprise I had to answer 70 questions were my past exams had only 50 questions. It was a really tough exam. I needed 140 minutes to finish the exam.

But I passed the exam this is really one to be proud off! If you want to try this exam I really recommend you (when you read the some book) to look at the differences between WWF 3.0 and 3.5. Beside that I also recommend you to take this training (6462A: Visual Studio 2008: Windows Workflow Foundation (2 Days)) which one I did not attend.

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