How to get recognized a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP)
Yes, you are good…perhaps the best! You deserve to be with the best -networking and sharing to build the technology the way you know its best!
As MVP nominees, you need to undergo a review and evaluation process. You will be evaluated by a panel that comprises members of the MVP team and Microsoft product groups basis your technical expertise and voluntary community contributions for the past 12 months. The panel would consider the quality, quantity and impact of your contributions in the community.
Participate in closed Betas/ Alphas of Microsoft Software and give feedback to shape up future technology
Network with Product Teams over exclusive MVP Only webcasts and mailing lists
Network with MVPs worldwide with exclusive MVP Private Forums
Nominate yourself by registering here to become Microsoft MVP. The closing date for nominations is 21st January, 2011.
For details on MVP program, joins us for an exclusive session on 13th January, 2011 at 1.00 PM
Topic: How to get the Microsoft MVP Award by Abhishek Kant Time: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
At Microsoft, we believe technical communities enhance people’s lives and the industry’s success every day.
The Microsoft MVP Award recognizes exceptional technical community leaders who foster the free and objective exchange of knowledge by actively sharing their real world expertise with the community and Microsoft.
Myth 1:
I need to take a certification exam to be nominated/ selected as an MVP.
Response:
No, there is no certification exam to be taken.
Myth 2:
I have started with the community recently. I can be an MVP.
Response:
No, you can’t as MVP Award recognizes community “leaders” and not community “participants”.
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