RE: certification is absurd?

[John Posada <JPosada -at- book -dot- com>]

>I get it all the time dealing with RFPs. Companies want to know if we're
>ISO9000 certified, even though THEY are not, and even though their
questions

And when you get to this requirement, does your sales department say drat
and toss the RFP into the shredder? When you see a position posted and it
calls for a degree in X or Y and you only have Z (or no degree at all), do
you not still apply if everything else is a fit?

John Posada
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