03-03-2016, 01:28 PM
(03-03-2016, 10:39 AM)dorothy.pipet Wrote: If you increase the cost sufficiently to hurt the companies who pay for their candidates, then I'd be completely excluded. My company does not support me in any way and I am grateful the cost is so reasonable.
Increasing the cost discriminates in the wrong way - ability to pay, not ability to pass.
Absolutely
Also if you are from India for example, in "real terms" the exam fees are already at that sort of level (think x10).
Hence I eliev paid for my companies and I do wonder whether therefore from some parts of the world whether there is a company edict "to do the exam" and some of those sitting it don't have much personal motivation themselves. Also with the best of intentions in ,many companies wherever they are, when there is pressure to meet dates then staff are expected to work overtime to deliver them and if this conflicts with time that they would otherwise be using fro exam prep, one can guess what gets the priority....
PJW