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While checking out some things on the eHelp
Knowledgebase site I noticed that eHelp has
developed a certified professional program
for help developers who create HTML Help and
Web Help.
It's basically an exam that help developers
can take to earn the distinction of being a
"certified professional". The eHelp site
promotes certification as a way to "distinguish
you from other Help authors" and increase your
employability.
Has anyone out there taken the exam? (It was
first offered in January 2002.) Was it really
a good assessment of your skills? Have you
realized any benefits from becoming certified?
Thanks,
Rowena
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