CTE

[Billbrpt]

In a message dated 98-03-17 23:47:37 EST, you write:

<< After doing many exams over the years I have learned as much as the
examinee.
 If fact, belonging to the PTG, going to meetings, regionals, and national
 conventions, I have learned so much for so little $$$ invested.  I guess I
can
 stand being a little "selfish."  Like I have seen in your posts, I am not
 afraid to pass along tips of the trade I have learned over the years.  Many
 good technicians did it for me.
 
 Dave Peake, RPT
 Portland, OR >>

Time and again, this has been my experience.  It is what PTG is all about.  I
have learned things I would never have expected to learn in an Exam situation.
Even if one does not wish to become a CTE, serving as one of the RPT's
required on the committee will benefit the volunteer at least as much as the
Examinee.

I have learned every thing I know that is worth talking about through my
membership with PTG.  The very strong opinions I hold are based upon what I
have learned from fellow members.

Bill Bremmer RPT
Madison, Wisconsin