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They're cool with that because we should just be grateful they're coming at all. Oh and if you don't like it, just don't get cable!

Great and who are the state boards clients?

That's the sad part of the world today. They work for the licensing board who works for US. The government is supposed to work FOR US. But that's been forgotten. If you want to practice engineering in the UNITED STATES, you have no choice but to go through these people. That's my entire point.

We are someone's client here. And there is a monopoly on this "administration". That's the entire point of my argument?

I'd prefer a deadline that they have to hit or expect consequences like losing their clients. Options for test takers to pick between when they don't hit their deadlines, or if their deadlines aren't adequate.

They owe a more precise window in my opinion.

Ya all the time. Just kicked a manufacturer out of a project for not hitting theirs. Have you?

Oh thanks! If you don't like how the government operates just leave! Thanks Trump!

That's the issue. Big Government FTW.

That window is not acceptable to us. That is what we are complaining about. We just have no recourse because government. If you can agree to that then there is no argument. But acting like we have a choice is silly and acting like 8-10 week window is fine is silly.

Except the CBT tests will be graded within days.

As a customer, 8-10 weeks is not a precise enough deadline. Now the issue is I don't have a choice and can't fire the NCEES. Which is what I'm complaining about. You guys on the other hand are defending them for their vagueness for some odd reason.

Yep! And I was expected to provide constant and consistent communicative updates on when I would be fixing the issues that caused the delays, and when the deliverables would be expected. Is that what is happening here?

Ok, an update, it has been 30 seconds and I am now fired. Looks like it doesn't fly for anyone who has a choice!

I'm going to use this approach with my clients and will report back on how well they accept it. Stand by...

Seems a bit condescending to state that without professional engineering licensure you aren't a professional in a workspace, which is what the user you quoted was implying. A bit rude.

Incoming all the white knights on here that think we should be happy they are willing to grace us with a result at all anytime in the future. Just be grateful!

Yea it's clearly superfluous at this point. Anyone who says differently is just kissing ***. But it's the time they allow themselves and there are no alternatives so they can pretty much do what they want. Welcome to bureaucracy and government managed systems. When there is no competition the...

I guess congratulations to Mr. Random Guy aka John Doe aka DO NOT POST INDIVIDUAL'S NAMES AND LICENSE NUMBERS. He can be confident he passed.