>Ok, This is going to sound stupid, but I'm curious. When you have over a
>decade and a half on the job as "EDI Coordinator ( Or
> >Administrator)" does such a certificate carry more weight with potential
> >employers over the experience and anecdotes you've
> >accumulated.
Depends if the potential employer is easlily dazzled by acronyms on resumes or
actually has a clue.
(I may be biased here. I have no certificates of any kind, unless someone
telling me I should be 'certified' counts, that is).
BUT... the training/certification effort may be worth something to YOU.
MCM
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