Congratulations and best of luck to all who took the test. About 3 months ago I realizwasn't hadn't put enough effort into ad tidying that this test demands and called it quits.
That migt have been the best decision I have ever made considering what I am hearing about the difficulty of the exam.
According to r/s, I passed- but the effort I put in was great and should not be required to "just pass."
A line from the explorer procedure? Really? There are over 960 procedures we are responsible for, not including oo's, penal law (crim mis, really?) legal, etc... Each has several lines, lists, dates, tow truck driver uniforms, christmas tree acquisition, gross inconsistencies between procedures, 49 distribution, defunct units, defunct equipment, defunct green-screen programs using function keys, wordiness in unreadable procedures, odd numbering schemes in procedures, exceptions, logs for stamps, lists of disorder supplies, #1 thru #4 books, etc...
Why are we testing on lines in a procedure of little substance? Why not general ideas/themes/concrete responsibilities?
