8 thoughts on “SQLAuthority News – Author Visit – South Asia MVP Open Day 2008 – Goa – Group Photo”

1. Hello Pinal,

   Congracts for being MVP… I know you deserve much more than what you got.

   A question, what does it takes to become an MVP, because I saw group picture and I see most of you are very young like below 30. So just curious to know… how does Microsoft select its MVP’s and how does it identifies this talented people and their work.

   What do I have to do to become a MVP. How much time does it takes to become an MVP.

   I know Vijay ( Don’t know his exact name, just guessing. SQLArticles.com ) … I read his resume… seems he has just 2 years of SQL Server EXP and he is now SQL Server MVP, Wow..

   Can you please guide all of us for the same.

   Thanks.
   Imran.

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2. Imran, the answers to all your questions can be found over here:

   http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/gp/mvpfaqs

   I hope Pinal doesn’t mind me answering this question :)

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3. Hi Imran,

   Please refer the link which Suprotim added to the post.
   I will also send you additional details very soon.

   @Suprotim ,

   Thanks Suprotim for perfect link. You can always answer questions here. It is OUR site, not mine.

   Regards,
   Pinal Dave

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4. Perfect photo, Dugg! Lets spread the word….

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