Is that supposed to discourage me from partaking of such a fine specimine (misspelled for comedic effect. Likely failure)? I take a nibble or two.
No ****, i get zero urge to go vegan w/ that ad campaign!Is that supposed to discourage me from partaking of such a fine specimine (misspelled for comedic effect. Likely failure)? I take a nibble or two.
He can have the shoulders...I'm more of a rump roast kind of guy.And chucktown's already got his name on parts of her.
Squishles... it's not the dots that are cluttering things up - you've got too much crap after your name! I really can't see having more than one to three "things".i like PE, as mentioned above, having multiple degrees/licenses after my name it gets cluttered with all the dots.
; when you choose elsewise you're basing that decision strictly on preference - its is arguably better to choose published nomenclature cuz it wouldn't ever be questioned or 'out of style' so to say. Otherwise go w/ your company standard, but go with the nominal on resume & all else.According to NCEES, it's P.E.
I'm not a fan of more than one. I hate seeing an alphabet soup of letters after someones name. Guy in the office does that. he thinks it looks impressive, but I've heard people refer to him as [Name] ABCDEFG.I really can't see having more than one to three "things".
Do you pronounce it "eepa"?
Not that there's anything wrong with that...I was PE then I saw VT say it is :f_115m_e45d7af: so I changed it.
FWIW, I was able to find a little clarification here, 3rd FAQ.Since someone else dug up this old thread, figured I might as well ask a question on the topic. Is there anything on NCEES.org that talks about the use of "PE" or "P.E."? The link referenced above no longer works and I wasn't able to find anything pertaining to this on NCEES. Just curious. Google didn't seem to come up with a definitive answer either.
Email I received from NCEES:FWIW, I was able to find a little clarification here, 3rd FAQ.Since someone else dug up this old thread, figured I might as well ask a question on the topic. Is there anything on NCEES.org that talks about the use of "PE" or "P.E."? The link referenced above no longer works and I wasn't able to find anything pertaining to this on NCEES. Just curious. Google didn't seem to come up with a definitive answer either.