Whether it is Oracle/Microsoft or any, they charge heavily, after

[Gentleman]

training you are not practical?When u c chan Many training centres cheat you, low paid unprofessional trainers
Training is very expensive
Certification is a way to make money
After training still you are not good in that subject
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[suhana]

enroll with distance learning programme,they have good books,have your own pc,take help from some one,its more cheaper coz training centres exploit teachers,so the teachers have less interest to teach students!

[Linda S]

training is a basic skill you should play around with a program to see what you can do with it. Try to see how it works in different areas, learn why it operates this way and you will be able to move around in it more easily.

[Dan S]

Microsoft is in it for only one reason to make as much money from you as possible.

They make the training expensive to make more money AND to make the training more valuable by making it more expensive.

Bill Gates sold the first version of DOS to IBM before he actually bought it from the guy who wrote it; check his biography.

Microsoft flat out stole its interface from Apple, but they were able to change things enough that they narrowly avoided the resulting law suit. This is why the Apple and Macintosh Trash Can is a Recycle Bin on the Windows version.

The original versions of windows fit the definition of a virus. An operating system that installs programs you don’t know about and the longer you ran it the more likely hood of eventual failure. They have improved since then, but only barely.

Microsoft doesn’t want to have beta testers instead they release the gamma version with all its bugs as a ‘beta’ version and they sell the actual beta version to the public. This way they let the public find out all the errors and bugs, are able to release it earlier, and can later send out updates to fix those problems. That’s why I wait until after at least the first service pack before I buy a new Windows Operating System (and have you noticed how EVERY version of Windows has service pack come out).

Oracle is just trying to keep up like the rest of the world is.