Eurgh ITIL

[CheeseOnToast]

Agreed, the company cannot tie you in for something that is mandatory...for them!

Having done my ITIL foundation, but being capable of a pass before doing the course - I can confidently say it is far from just a terminology course.

Some companies really would benefit from being ITIL compliant, or at least close to it - there are some good underlying principles behind it.. but if you're a techie, then it's never going to be as interesting as tearing a server apart from troubleshooting routers - is it?

[simongrahamuk]

Just had to point this out (as it was pointed out to me numerous times on the course), you can not be ITIL compliant. There is no such thing.

ITIL is a framework that you adapt to your own needs, it is not a standard that you have to be compliant with.

Still no results yet......

[simongrahamuk]

Got my results in the post yesterday - I passed - 30 out of 40.

Now to never use it again........

[derkit]

well done Simon - now as you say, put it to good use

[GiddyG]

Originally Posted by simongrahamuk

Got my results in the post yesterday - I passed - 30 out of 40.

Now to never use it again........

Well done!

[BosonMichael]

Congrats!

[Armchair Pimp]

Originally Posted by simongrahamuk

Got my results in the post yesterday - I passed - 30 out of 40.

Now to never use it again........

Good work dude - never use it again? G'won.. you know you want to stop being a techie and move into Service Management!!

[wagnerk]

Congrats on the pass mate

-Ken

[greenbrucelee]

Well done

[GrumbleDook]

With a bit of luck I will be on these come October, not to do the job, be so I know how the job is meant to be done ...