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Cisco Credential Verification Report — Checking Certification Status
I found this today on the Cisco Certification Page. A new feature that lets you send an email confirming your official Cisco Certification Status with a report on the web.
Login to the Certification Tracker
Select publish credentials from the menu on the left hand side.
Enter in the email address of the person who wants to see your certification status. The system will send an email to the person with a URL and a key to login:
The person with the URL and the key will get this report verifying your credential.
I’ll be checking.…
I will be in contact with the recruiters and demanding that they include a printout of this screen with every CV they send to me. No more idiots on the other end of the phone claiming they have a certificiation but they:
- lost the certificate
- don’t know about the online status
- mumble, garble, mumble
- whatever…
Put up or shut up time, people. Make it happen wherever you are and demand it when you interview for new positions.
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