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Myself, and many, many others in New York who passed the test in April are jealous.

I feel for anyone that didn't get this horrendous test behind them - I was somehow blessed on this one. I must say thought that it was definitely the most 'grueling' test I've ever taken, and I've taken a lot - some with good results and some not. My list includes: GRE (good, but I only need a...

Consider yourselves lucky - compared to what we across the river in New York are going through.  It been more than 8-weeks since the scores have been released by NCEES and only about 25% of the licenses have been issued.  When I called them yesterday to inquire further, they claimed that they...

I agree - they've put us to shame.  It hits me even harder since I work for 'another' State agency.

Unfortunately our Legislature and Governor fully support everything the State workers do, and how they do it - at least those that are experts in shrugging work - since they (and their families) are guaranteed votes for the Party in power.

Thanks, that is very much appreciated, however I have experience with those !@#$%.  As A matter of fact, unfortunately I work for one of the 'other' State agencies - one that make the State legitimate money by offering a competitive service  :(   We have to just 'grin' :rolleyes:  and wait. ...

It is definitely NOT being done alphabetically.  Here is the output of a python program that I created which monitors the site every day: I also gave them a call this morning to ask why after 8 weeks I still do not see myself listed and they said it has only been three weeks - since they...

I can't believe it - the issuing of the license numbers in New York continues to drag on :suicide: Today makes 8-weeks since we were notified of passing the PE exam.  The New York Office of Professions had stated that we would get our numbers issued in 6 to 8 weeks.  So I decided to call them...

I believe this may be one of those things that differs in some ways from State to State.  I know in New York the preference is that your direct Supervisor sign the form, to the extent that an additional write-up needs to be attached by the applicant explaining 'exactly' why the Supervisor could...

Wow, that's beautiful - I'm soooo jealous. Maybe someday soon I will get my parchment certificate and I can get that done too.  I hope the Michael's in New York can do the job as well as that.

I came up with the last step of guessing with the least used back in the late 90s, when I preparing to take my CISSP (Information Security) Certification exam.  About a year before that test I just happened to be teamed-up for a security presentation series with a person who was involved in the...

Well, I saw mention about proctors trying to collect the pencils on a another thread, so I decided to update everyone on my experience. I agree that it was great they sent me three replacements, however I think I'm still emotionally attached to the one I used during the test - we went through a...

I would not argue with anybody that says I should seek psychotherapy - I've told myself that.

Will do. However you need to know they are all State workers.  Promotions rarely go to anyone who is NOT the most senior in a group/team (unless that person has been 'Black Listed' because they spoke up too much), the most senior jobs are filled by 'political appointees', and they only get...

You are quite welcome Marine :) :thumbs:

Yeah, that is the clicker.  I found it a little confusing to use and I accidentally hit it more than once when I did not intend to do so.

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