I also happen to be an Army Veteran and one of the things often commented on was the difference between a lieutenant who went straight through basic training and into officer candidate school and a lieutenant who went through officer candidate school after having come up through the ranks and spent some time as an NCO first. You know – it is funny how these things carry over to multiple areas. Likewise, I feel the title – “Adobe Certified Professional” – carries with it a sense of fluency and expertise that some online curriculum and a couple days of training simply cannot create.īut hey… some companies value that piece of paper over demonstrated talent and it may very well get you in the door – but will it keep you in the building? Simple ownership of that document, in my view, has failed to provide compelling evidence of competency in those areas. Unfortunately, over the years, I have learned that is something I cannot expect. It seems to me that if you have one – I should be able to expect that you can read, spell, write in complete sentences, and perform relatively basic math. I feel the same way about a high school diploma in the United States. In other words – I am more interested in your samples than your credentials. Generically speaking – my view is that certifications have little value unless you have the “goods” to back them up. Please suggest any tools for text-to-speech conversion which sound more human.
Due to budget constraints, human voice-over for narration is ruled out.
Firstly – Let me say that I am not a recruiter, but I have been involved in several interviews as part of a hiring team across multiple companies. Hi all I am working on an e-learning project for university learners.
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