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Position Title = Electrical Designer Education Required = BSEE, preferred Years Experience Required = 0+ years Position Description = Assist with the Design of Lighting, Power distribution, and Communication systems for educational and commercial projects. Flexible work schedule available...

its back up.... no changes

29477 its up....

I've only seen them update the website in the morning. Do they also update it in the afternoon? Maybe the guy on the huvaround got stuck in the snow?

I would agree with Ken. I got reciprocity to two other states and didn't do the NCEES record. 10 reference letters later and multiple work experiences I finally got everything straight. The Record allows you to use the same information more than once. It is a major benefit. And major time saver.

maybe there is millions of new Tattooing Individuals

Normally the pass rate is in the 60 to 70 %. There is no way that only one person passed.

down 30 minutes to add one name? ? ?

Its probably going to be down for the rest of today. Maybe we should just wait until tomorrow to check?

Its unavailable right now.

I don't remember exactly. My little boy normally sleeps till 8:30 so for some reason I was thinking it was after 8:30. at least.

I haven't seen the lookup be unavailable yet this morning? I've been trying since 6:30 every couple of minutes. In July I thought that they updated it later in the morning. I was on vacation when I found out and I know for sure I wasn't up at 7:00 AM on vacation.

the 3rd was sunday, I wonder if that is just for complaints. Where they may update complaints on a weekly basis. We know they updated the list yesterday morning, because it went from 29351 to 29308?

I've been checking it most of the morning and haven't seen it lock up yet. I don't know if it has been updated or not?

You only get to see one score if you pass and that will come in your congrat. letter. if you do not pass then you get a breakdown of your scores for each area. You only get to see the scaled score when passing. It isn't clear if the breakdown of the areas when you don't pass is raw data or...

I've heard a lot of people talk about %'s. 10%-20% is what I've heard that most people are wanting or think that they will get, but realize that usually it is in the 4-6% range (when staying with the same company). Most of the people I have talked with are dissapointed with what they actually get.

The last 2 companies I worked for would give a bonus when you passed then give you a raise at the annual review. But I've been told by others that you don't get what you deserve unless you switch companies. Then again with this economical situation everything may be different.