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"Brand, Rodney" <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 30 Jun 2004 13:18:04 -0400
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I think that C.I.D. Certification Exam is a great idea. The only bad
point is that it can not measure the ability of the person to apply and
comprehend the material included in the study guides.

I have see a mechanical designer study the material and pass the test
with better scores than a EE designer then fail to apply the knowledge
to designs. Which later resulted in dismissal and a quick hire at
another place and another dismal after nonperformance. Some people have
great memories and test really well.

My conclusion is that if you can read the technical jargon contained and
remember it then you will pass the test ill regardless of the ability to
apply the contents.

My observations and conclusions are my own and not my employers.

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