On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 12:09 AM, Doug Hughes <[email protected]> wrote: > well, yes.. Graphical artists product is something you can actually show to > somebody. Unfortunately, you can't take a network of computers from your > previous employer and show it to a new one to prove anything.
*cough*LISA*cough* :D > There simply isn't an analog. The best you can do is talk about you > experience doing X and have somebody ask questions about it. That pretty > much describes an interview, no? > Or conference papers. There does need to be a commitment from your employer to your CPD, of course. Mind you, if your employer doesn't want you to do CPD work... well, that's another problem, isn't it? > you still have to determine what's real in the end, and that involves > probing questions. > It's still a bad system. And it's asymmetric - it's predicated on the employer having access to more information than the interviewee. Which is a more long-term problem for us (in that if we solved it, our lives would all be better, but solving it wouldn't really be popular). -- Mark Dennehy
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